Avoid invoking swiftc -front-end when building Dispatch overlay #191
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Simplify the rules for compiling .swift source files when building the wrapping overlay to avoid invoking the swiftc front-end directly. This avoids using an unsupported swift compiler command line API and does the compilation in a single shot with whole-module-optimization (potential for better generated code).
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Avoid invoking swiftc -front-end when building Dispatch overlay Signed-off-by: Daniel A. Steffen <dsteffen@apple.com>
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Simplify the rules for compiling .swift source files when
building the wrapping overlay to avoid invoking the swiftc
front-end directly. This avoids using an unsupported
swift compiler command line API and does the compilation
in a single shot with whole-module-optimization (potential
for better generated code).