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Add stack-size-canary test to apps/fft's CMake file #7034

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This was apparently meant as a canary for stack size usage, but the necessary setting only happened in the Makefile, not the CMake file.

Also, drive-by fix in Makefile to ignore warnings about -ObjC++ being ignored, which apparently can be the case with current AppleClang configs.

This was apparently meant as a canary for stack size usage, but the necessary setting only happened in the Makefile, not the CMake file.

Also, drive-by fix in Makefile to ignore warnings about `-ObjC++` being ignored, which apparently can be the case with current AppleClang configs.
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@steven-johnson steven-johnson merged commit 7ec2a4e into main Sep 21, 2022
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ardier pushed a commit to ardier/Halide-mutation that referenced this pull request Mar 3, 2024
* Add stack-size-canary test to apps/fft's CMake file

This was apparently meant as a canary for stack size usage, but the necessary setting only happened in the Makefile, not the CMake file.

Also, drive-by fix in Makefile to ignore warnings about `-ObjC++` being ignored, which apparently can be the case with current AppleClang configs.

* Update CMakeLists.txt
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