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The Swift compiler's -dump-ast functionality prints an output that doesn't include the file names, which can make it impossible to distinguish between different files.
For instance, when compiling two files a.swift and b.swift, both containing the code "private func foo() { }", with the command "$ swiftc b.swift a.swift -dump-ast", we get this output:
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Issue Description:
The Swift compiler's -dump-ast functionality prints an output that doesn't include the file names, which can make it impossible to distinguish between different files.
For instance, when compiling two files
a.swift
andb.swift
, both containing the code "private func foo() { }", with the command "$ swiftc b.swift a.swift -dump-ast
", we get this output:It would be very useful if this information included the file name (or, even better, the file path). Something like this:
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