[Web/SCons] Use CCFLAGS for SIDE_MODULE option #1560
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Was using CPPFLAGS, but should use the explicit scons CCFLAGS which makes it clear they are applied to both the C and C++ compiler. CPPFLAGS was also fine (they are preprocessor flags, also applied to both C and C++), but we should try to stay consistent with what we do in Godot.
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Cherry-picked for 4.3 in PR #1569 |
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Cherry-picked for 4.2 in PR #1570 |
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Cherry-picked for 4.1 in PR #1572 |
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Was using CPPFLAGS, but should use the explicit scons CCFLAGS which makes it clear they are applied to both the C and C++ compiler.
CPPFLAGS was also fine (they are preprocessor flags, also applied to both C and C++), but we should try to stay consistent with what we do in Godot.