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add_compile_options(${TCE_INCLUDES})
add_compile_options(${TCE_CXXFLAGS})

# If we compile with -pedantic, the #include_next in our
# CL headers result in a bunch of annoying warnings like:
#
#    warning: #include_next is a GCC extension
#
# ... which is impossible to disable in any other way
# than disabling -pedantic (AFAICT, with GCC 4/5)
add_compile_options("-Wno-pedantic")

add_subdirectory("ttasim")
add_subdirectory("fp16")
add_subdirectory("multi_AS_copy")

if(ENABLE_TCEMC)
  add_subdirectory("tcemc")
endif()
