pg cmake: portgroup's debug variant sets release optflags

[florian@…]

This is a follow up of #41142 and #40648.

CMake's debug flags do not include optimization at all. With the cmake portgroup we get -Os. But debug symbols with optimization are not helpful (see comment:4:ticket:41203).

The other point is that CMake's default release flags are -O3 -DNDEBUG and not -Os -DNDEBUG. AFAIK, -Os equals -O2 plus extra code size reduction. So anyone relying on CMake's default will get less optimized builds.

A Portfile workaround would be:

if {[variant_isset debug]} {
    configure.optflags      -O0
} else {
    configure.optflags      -O3
}

I suggest at least modifying cmake-1.0.tcl as such:

variant debug description "Enable debug binaries" {
    configure.args-delete   -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release
    configure.args-append   -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Debug
    configure.optflags      -O0
}

to correct the debug optflags.

[mascguy (Christopher Nielsen)]

Add keyword portgroup, to pg-related tickets

[mascguy (Christopher Nielsen)]

Since I've started to litter CMake-based ports with logic like that mentioned in the description, it makes sense that I add this to my plate.

Specifically, this is what some of our ports are doing - or with slight variations - and that should arguably be handled by the CMake pgs:

if {[variant_isset debug]} {
    cmake.build_type    Debug
    configure.optflags  -O0
} else {
    cmake.build_type    RelWithDebInfo

    # Clear optflags for non-debug build; controlled by project
    configure.optflags
}