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As a test, I tried upgrading LLVMSwift's Linux build from the 5.0 release to the 5.1 snapshot. For some odd reason, this caused Swift PM to fail to build our shims package. Attached are the build logs between two different runs of Travis:
swift5.txt contains a run with Swift 5.0 in verbose mode
swift51.txt contains a run with Swift 5.1 in verbose mode
The Swift 5.1 build indicates an error when trying to access the PC file we write to setup the freshly apt-installed copy of LLVM and Clang as a system library
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Environment
https://swift.org/builds/swift-5.0-release/ubuntu1404/swift-5.0-RELEASE/swift-5.0-RELEASE-ubuntu14.04.tar.gz
Additional Detail from JIRA
md5: 6335422cc53a27275fa000cdd2b9f2fa
Issue Description:
As a test, I tried upgrading LLVMSwift's Linux build from the 5.0 release to the 5.1 snapshot. For some odd reason, this caused Swift PM to fail to build our shims package. Attached are the build logs between two different runs of Travis:
swift5.txt contains a run with Swift 5.0 in verbose mode
swift51.txt contains a run with Swift 5.1 in verbose mode
The Swift 5.1 build indicates an error when trying to access the PC file we write to setup the freshly apt-installed copy of LLVM and Clang as a system library
> 'cllvm' cllvm.pc: �[33m�[1mwarning: �[0minvalidAccess
After that, the command line for clang in the 5.1 log is clearly missing the argument
> -I/usr/lib/llvm-8/include
This used to be inherited from the `cllvm` package, and it still is on macOS.
A branch that reproduces this build failure on Travis' Linux bots is available here: llvm-swift/LLVMSwift#205
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