[embedded] Don't emit extensions to API descriptor under Embedded Swift, avoid compiler crash #78986
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…ft, avoid compiler crash
kubamracek
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MaxDesiatov,
phausler,
rauhul,
zoecarver and
eeckstein
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@swift-ci please test |
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@swift-ci please test |
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Accidentally clicked "merge" -- my apologies! :) Reverting here: #79082 |
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The attached test case shows a crash of the compiler when using
-emit-api-descriptor/-emit-api-descriptor-pathunder Embedded Swift. Fix is to avoid adding protocol witness tables or protocol conformance descriptors into the symbol list when compiling under Embedded Swift.