Introduce an intentionally-partial CMake-based build system #646
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Add a CMake-based build system that builds only the main modules (SwiftSyntax, SwiftDiagnostics, SwiftParser) that would be used in later stages of a host compiler. It does not run tests or build auxiliar convenience modules like SwiftSyntaxBuilder that aren't expected to be used in the compiler itself.
Avoid the name clash with the C++ parser on case-insensitive file systems.
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@swift-ci please test |
This was referenced Aug 27, 2022
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That macOS failure makes no sense, because this PR should be a no-op for CI. Trying again... |
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@swift-ci please test |
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Add a CMake-based build system that builds only the main modules
(SwiftSyntax, SwiftDiagnostics, SwiftParser) that would be used in
later stages of a host compiler. It does not run tests or build
auxiliar convenience modules like SwiftSyntaxBuilder that aren't
expected to be used in the compiler itself.