Implement precise compiler invocations for SwiftASTContext #7758
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To deal with the growing number of incompatible Swift language flags, LLDB's expression evaluator can now precisely match the compiler flags from the current breakpoint instead of attempting to build a single compiler invocation for the entire project. This is now possible for the first time thanks to dwim-print and the generic expression evaluator. The feature can be controlled via a new "symbols.swift-precise-compiler-invocation" setting. rdar://115188886
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To deal with the growing number of incompatible Swift language flags,
LLDB's expression evaluator can now precisely match the compiler flags
from the current breakpoint instead of attempting to build a single
compiler invocation for the entire project.
This is now possible for the first time thanks to dwim-print and the
generic expression evaluator. The feature can be controlled via
a new "symbols.swift-precise-compiler-invocation" setting.
rdar://115188886