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How can I in my make-file use option -std=c99 or -std=gnu99 to compile my C code?
-include ../../../Common/C/Make.cfg
### target ###
TARGET_NAME = myRec
### Objects, sources ###
# C source files
CSRCS = \
myRec.c
LDLIBS ?= -lNBiometrics -lNMedia -lNCore
include ../../../Common/C/Make.rules
You need to set the
CFLAGSmakefile variable.