disable TBB_STRICT on Linux #4541
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On systems with -ffat-lto-objects in CFLAGS/CXXFLAGS the build of TBB dependency causes diagnostics not relevant in the final build result. Due to TBB_STRICT being the default this causes build failures due to this false positive diagnostic. The easiest way around this is to disable this strict checking. After all there seems to be no point in erroring out on warnings of 3rd party dependencies anyway.
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On systems with -ffat-lto-objects in CFLAGS/CXXFLAGS the build of TBB dependency causes diagnostics not relevant in the final build result. Due to TBB_STRICT being the default this causes build failures due to this false positive diagnostic. The easiest way around this is to disable this strict checking. After all there seems to be no point in erroring out on warnings of 3rd party dependencies anyway.