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[test] SILOptimizer/string_literals.swift: Mark as unsupported on 32-bit #20365

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@lorentey lorentey commented Nov 6, 2018

We can’t currently constant-fold away the initialization of StringObject’s 7-bit discriminator field, so string literal initialization is a bit more complicated on 32-bit platforms.

rdar://problem/45845142

We can’t currently constant-fold away the initialization of StringObject’s 7-bit discriminator field, so string literal initialization is a bit more complicated on 32-bit platforms.

rdar://problem/45845142
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lorentey commented Nov 6, 2018

Note that this test requires an optimized stdlib, so it isn't run in PR tests.

@swift-ci please smoke test

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milseman commented Nov 6, 2018

This is holding up CI. Merging

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