[SourceKit] Conditionally use in-proc for repl #2763
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@akyrtzi I was very happy to discover the How would you feel about using |
Most SourceKit build products are linked against either sourcekitd (which uses XPC) or sourcekitdInProc (which does not) based on the `SWIFT_SOURCEKIT_USE_INPROC_LIBRARY` CMake option. Adapt `sourcekitd-repl` to fit this established pattern.
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@swift-ci test and merge |
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Most SourceKit build products are linked against either sourcekitd (which uses XPC) or sourcekitdInProc (which does not) based on the
SWIFT_SOURCEKIT_USE_INPROC_LIBRARYCMake option. Adaptsourcekitd-replto fit this established pattern./cc @akyrtzi
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