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FUEGO BUILD FLAGS in split format

This variable may be defined in a board file or in a tools file, and is used to specify build attributes for test programs built by Fuego for that board or toolchain (respectively)
This variable may be defined in a board file or in a tools file, and
is used to specify build attributes for test programs built by Fuego for that
board or toolchain (respectively)
Currently, this can have the value: no_static
Currently, this can have the value: '''no_static'''
Other values may be supported (in a space-separated list) in the future.
Other values may be supported (in a space-separated list) in the future.
By default, many Fuego tests will attempt to build static binaries, as these require less dependencies on the target. However, some toolchains do not support compiling static binaries. For a board that uses such a a toolchain, this flag should be used in the board file, to indicate to the Fuego build system to build dynamic programs instead.
By default, many Fuego tests will attempt to build static binaries,
as these require less dependencies on the target.  However, some toolchains
do not support compiling static binaries.  For a board that uses such a
a toolchain, this flag should be used in the board file, to indicate to 
the Fuego build system to build dynamic programs instead.
Example (put this line your board configuration file, or in your $PLATFORM-tools.sh file): {{{#!YellowBox FUEGO_BUILD_FLAGS="no_static" }}}
Example (put this line your board configuration file, or in your $PLATFORM-tools.sh file):
{{{#!YellowBox
FUEGO_BUILD_FLAGS="no_static"
}}}
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