Hi,
I am trying to add this compiler-specific G++ option to CXXFLAGS:
-frandom-seed=$(shell sha256sum $< | awk '{print $$1}')
This option obviously needs to be parsed by GNU Make before G++ can use it,
and so I am doing the following:
add_compile_options(SHELL:"-frandom-seed=$(shell sha256sum $< | awk
'{print $$1}')")
However, CMake is turning this option into nonsense like:
CXXFLAGS = -g "-frandom-seed=\$$(shell sha256sum \$$< | awk '{print
\$$\$$1}')"
Is there any way that I can turn this accursed "escaping" OFF please? All I
need is for CMake to write the given command verbatim!
Thanks for any help here,
Cheers,
Chris
P.S. This is for a large build with lots and lots of subdirectories, and so
adding this option to CXXFLAGS would be by far the simplest solution -
despite what CMake seems to think.
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