Make the llvm-include-tests flag actually do something #3872
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The only way to set "LLVM_INCLUDE_TESTS=NO" and "CLANG_INCLUDE_TESTS=NO" in CMake currently is with the build-toolchain-only flag, but that has lots of other stuff it disables. This allows a configuration where the clang and llvm tests aren't built but everything else is (tools,etc).
The function "compute_cmake_llvm_tool_disable_flags()" never gets called, so unless you use build-toolchain-only, there is no way to not build these tests, but that flag also disables the tools.
Resolved bug number: (SR-)
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Before this patch, it would not actually do anything unless
compute_cmake_llvm_tool_disable_flags()
was called, which is currently dead code, in the state of
build-script-impl currently.