[lldb] Check if interop is enabled only on compile unit #8677
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When deciding whether to format a C++ type as a Swiftified type or not, checking if Swift/C++ interop is enabled on the entire target can be very expensive for big projects, and may not swiftify types that should be. rdar://117708944
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When deciding whether to format a C++ type as a Swiftified type or not, checking if Swift/C++ interop is enabled on the entire target can be very expensive for big projects, and may not swiftify types that should be.
rdar://117708944