PrebuiltModuleGen: check if an interface is for macabi by reading interface contents #855
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…erface contents Previously, we were using the file name to infer whether an interface is for macabi. However, this seems to be inaccurate because some macabi interfaces don't have "-macabi" in the file names. This patch teaches the driver to open interface files and check module target specifically.
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Previously, we were using the file name to infer whether an interface is for macabi.
However, this seems to be inaccurate because some macabi interfaces don't have "-macabi" in
the file names. This patch teaches the driver to open interface files and check
module targets specifically.