Revert "CMake patches for QNX Support (#178)" #179
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This reverts commit 5d9f739.
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…178)" (#179) (#1440) Automated PR by Jenkins. If CI has passed successfully, merge away! **cmake** 65c9a396 -> 87ff9dfa - 87ff9dfa : Revert "CMake patches for QNX Support (#178)" (swift-nav/cmake#179) - 5d9f739e : CMake patches for QNX Support (swift-nav/cmake#178) - fa934097 : Static bundles for the IAR toolchain[DRAFT] (swift-nav/cmake#177) - 5b65c03c : orion cmake configuration fails when CMAKE_C_COMPILED_ID is not set [O This pull request was created by https://jenkins.ci.swift-nav.com/job/CI%20Infra/job/submodule-update/18385/.
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This reverts commit 5d9f739.
The QNX-specific changes have been moved to the relevant repos instead,
as they don't belong in the general cmake rules.