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7 Commits (dd0fc329d813883e81d20e8eadb24fc8e7805de0)

Author	SHA1	Message	Date
Daniel Wagner-Hall	2ba6e98f39	Add custom flags after -Wall Right now we add them before, and we add -Wall by default. This allows users to manually turn off specific warnings, without having to resort to a dance of: ``` .warnings(false) .flag("-Wall") .flag("-Wno-foo") ``` This strikes a good balance of keeping -Wall on by default, while minimising the surprising experience observed in https://github.com/alexcrichton/cc-rs/issues/235.	7 years ago
Alex Crichton	a870963e37	Fix tests from rename	7 years ago
Jan Michael Auer	ff3c88aa38	Add tests for flag_if_supported in C++ mode.	8 years ago
Thomas Jespersen	dc4bfb4715	Rename `Config` type to `Build` Fixes #189	8 years ago
FaultyRAM	b906b39d00	Ran rustfmt	8 years ago
Alex Crichton	d736142660	Fix tests on nightly	8 years ago
Alex Crichton	c934cb3b36	Specially recognize ccache/distcc These are commonly at the front of `CC`, so let's try to recognize them and work appropriately. Closes #75	9 years ago