Use the new LLVM cmake paths #1331
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Update the paths that we look in for the cmake modules from LLVM which changed recently on SVN trunk. Check the old paths first, and if that fails, check the new path. This permits building against either layout.
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@compnerd We use a stable LLVM branch. Is the change you are talking about in our stable branch? Or I guess this is supposed to make it so that swift works with ToT llvm/the stable branch? |
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Looks like we are hitting some sort of unable to find XCTest failure on Linux?! Checking if trunk is red... sigh. |
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Both of these failures are due to a broken trunk. I feel comfortable merging this. |
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Update the paths that we look in for the cmake modules from LLVM which changed
recently on SVN trunk. Check the old paths first, and if that fails, check the
new path. This permits building against either layout.