Option to disable variable tracking with GNU compiler #1198
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Feature or improvement description
This pull request adds the CMake option to disable variable tracking with the GNU compiler by addition flags compiler flags to specific files. This was already in place for specific circumstances, but this pull request allows the setting to be directly controller during CMake configuration. The result of this is a reduction in compile time in GitHub Actions.
Impacted areas of the software
CMake, OpenFAST Library, FAST Farm. The targets are not changed, but now they can be directly configured.