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md5: f1e48723bb08888f4a725169d9981836
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Issue Description:
I spend a fair amount of time reducing test cases, and this sometimes involves reducing cmdline invocations to minimize the number of arguments.
In clang, I generally run:
$ cat run.sh clang @$1 file.cpp
which makes reducing easier, through, e.g. delta. I tried to do the same with swift, but it turns out I can't find the swiftc equivalent:
bash-3.2$ ./run.sh blah.rsp <unknown>:0: error: no such file or directory: '@blah.rsp'
@belkadan Jordan, do you happen to know if the driver supports such an option? And, if not, how hard would it be to implement (or desirable)?
Thanks!
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Probably not too hard, seems fine to do, see SR-4517. ;-)
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md5: f1e48723bb08888f4a725169d9981836
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Issue Description:
I spend a fair amount of time reducing test cases, and this sometimes involves reducing cmdline invocations to minimize the number of arguments.
In clang, I generally run:
which makes reducing easier, through, e.g. delta. I tried to do the same with swift, but it turns out I can't find the swiftc equivalent:
@belkadan Jordan, do you happen to know if the driver supports such an option? And, if not, how hard would it be to implement (or desirable)?
Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: