Apply /bigobj to fix debug builds on windows #197
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CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE: Debug
CMake: 3.30.5
Windows + MSVC 17.0 + Debug error:
Windows + MinGW 11.0 w64 + Debug:
Appeared to hang, 10+ min and hadn't finished compiling.
Fix:
Adding the bigobj flag fixed the issues with both msvc and mingw.
Added the fix for clang-cl as well, but haven't tested it.
Sources:
Sources for MSVC error/flag:
Fatal Error C1128
/bigobj (Increase Number of Sections in .Obj file)
Sources for MinGW flag:
Mingw-w64: How to fix “File too big/too many sections”
GCC equivalent of MS's /bigobj
Sources for clang-cl flag:
How to add /bigobj switch to clang with ms code gen?
Sources for determining compiler used:
MSVC
MinGW
clang-cl