[android][aarch64] XFAIL IRGen/pic.swift test. #29787
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The codegen for Android AArch64 differs in order to the expected one (and the one that seems to happen in Linux AArch64). The SIL and IR are the same, but the final codegen is different. More details in https://bugs.swift.org/browse/SR-12194. This was introduced with the master rebranch of February 10th 2020.
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@swift-ci please smoke test |
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Merging this to avoid the broken build. We can revert or modify if someone feels it necessary. |
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The codegen for Android AArch64 differs in order to the expected one
(and the one that seems to happen in Linux AArch64). The SIL and IR are
the same, but the final codegen is different.
More details in https://bugs.swift.org/browse/SR-12194.
This started happening with the master rebranch of February 10th 2020. I tried to look around, but I don't have a fix, so xfailing the test seems like the next best thing.