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Issue Description:
Consider the following code:
import Foundation extension NSString { func test() { let _ = NSMakeRange(1, 2) } }
When compiling with the following flag:
-Xfrontend -no-clang-module-breadcrumbs
it still produces a binary that has the Clang module breadcrumbs being embedded.
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Comment by Richard (JIRA)
This should have been resolved by apple/swift#37839
richardh (JIRA User) related to the comment on the PR about limiting debug-ability, did you notice any specific downsides in that fix?
It was only an improvement on our end as otherwise you would end up with lots of debugger errors about missing clang modules and types.
@adrian-prantl are there some specifics to look out for here?
I think everything is resolved here, except knowing specifics of the downsides of this flag. @adrian-prantl Are there other issues you know about?
Sounds good, thanks!
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md5: a04ada4e3d0a10ab980e02c3c4c34a51
Issue Description:
Consider the following code:
When compiling with the following flag:
it still produces a binary that has the Clang module breadcrumbs being embedded.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: