[src] Use JL_CFLAGS and JL_CXXFLAGS variables to build Julia
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These variables are always used, they don't mess up with `JCFLAGS` and `JCXXFLAGS` and are specific to building Julia's source code only (not the dependencies).
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JCFLAGS_add and JCXXFLAGS_add variables to build JuliaJL_CFLAGS and JL_CXXFLAGS variables to build Julia
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These variables are always used, they don't mess up with
JCFLAGSandJCXXFLAGSand are specific to building Julia's source code only (not thedependencies).
The use case is to be able to set compiler flags to be used only when compiling Julia, without affecting the dependencies. See JuliaCI/julia-buildkite#86. A similar strategy is used in OpenLibm