CMake: Make -fno-exceptions private #1880
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yes, thank you. I should have made all flags private by default.
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This enables building a GDExtension with a third-party library that uses exceptions using CMake. Otherwise the -fno-exceptions` flag seems to extend to everything.
Some context: I'm trying to make a GDExtension that integrates the Orbecc SDK in Godot. This SDK is open source and uses exceptions. I had to make this change to successfully build it along with godot-cpp using CMake.
I am by no means good at CMake so tell me if I'm missing something obvious.
Thanks for all your work !