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Upstream llvm.org Linux folks currently assume using gcc as a compiler is a sufficient guard against building on a Linux without libc\\. However, on Swift Ubuntu, we build on Linux with clang (rather than gcc) but don't have libc\\. So the "compiling with clang" skipUnless variant isn't sufficient. Also, it's not really checking the key piece: whether libc\\ is available.
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Environment
Ubuntu
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Issue Description:
Upstream llvm.org Linux folks currently assume using gcc as a compiler is a sufficient guard against building on a Linux without libc\\. However, on Swift Ubuntu, we build on Linux with clang (rather than gcc) but don't have libc\\. So the "compiling with clang" skipUnless variant isn't sufficient. Also, it's not really checking the key piece: whether libc\\ is available.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: