Generate the compatibility header for libraries on all platforms #8695
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Enable generating the compatibility header for library targets on all platforms by lifting the restriction on Darwin. As part of the work to formalize `@cdecl` we've been adding content to the compatibility header that is usable by C compilers without the need for Objective-C or modules. Lifting this restriction will allow Linux and Windows users to generate and import the compatibility header in their packages.
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bkhouri,
cmcgee1024 and
daveyc123
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@swift-ci Please test |
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Woohoo! |
Now that compatibility header tests run on Windows we need to update how we check for paths to support the platform properly.
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@swift-ci Please test |
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@swift-ci test windows |
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Took a quick look at Swift Build and I think we don't need any changes there; I see in my Android builds that the -Swift.h file is already being generated. |
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Enable generating the compatibility header for library targets on all platforms by lifting the restriction on Darwin.
As part of the work to formalize
@cdeclwe've been adding content to the compatibility header that is usable by C compilers without the need for Objective-C or modules. Lifting this restriction will allow Linux and Windows users to generate and import the compatibility header to call@cdeclfunctions in their package.