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Those Cflags will be added if linking statically against a library; this is necessary if the public headers need to be mutated depending on linkage mode. Eg on Microsoft Windows varaibles whose definition resides in a shared library need to be declared with a special attribute; if linked to statically this attribute must not be used. With Cflags.private their headers can eg check if 'LIBRARYNAME_STATIC' is not defined to know that the special attribute is needed; without it everyone linking against the library will need to manually research what the expected macro is and set it depending on linkage mode. This field is also supported by pkgconf since version 0.9.3 and already used by (some) affected libraries targeting Microsoft Windows. Note that _do_parse_cflags always adds the flags to pkg->cflags and there is no pkg->cflags_private; instead the call to parse_cflags_private is conditional. This matches the existing implementation of Libs.private. Closes: https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/pkg-config/pkg-config/-/issues/38
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#! /bin/sh
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set -e
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. ${srcdir}/common
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RESULT="-I/dummy/include"
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run_test --cflags private-cflags
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RESULT="-DDUMMY_STATIC=1 $RESULT"
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run_test --static --cflags private-cflags
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