utils: remove option to control the allocator #78998
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The evolution proposal for enabling the memory allocator for the toolchain on Windows has been accepted. Always use mimalloc for the Windows toolchain and reduce the complexity. Clean up and simplify some of the logic for the MSBuild based build of mimalloc. Avoid building in the source tree at a cost of complexity. Reduce the amount of building by selectively building projects instead of the solution.
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Please test with following PRs: @swift-ci please build toolchain windows platform |
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The evolution proposal for enabling the memory allocator for the toolchain on Windows has been accepted. Always use mimalloc for the Windows toolchain and reduce the complexity. The last piece that remains is the ARM64 support that will universally enable the allocator for the toolchain.