Clang doesn't seem to treat variables of function pointer type as valid
functions (unlike e.g. typedefs of function types), so it was warning
about \param and \returns. For now, just disable the warning in this
header. I filed rdar://problem/24978538 to fix clang.
Adds a rough sketch of what will be a test harness, currently only supported
on OS X:
- Launch a child process: an executable written in Swift
- Receive the child process's Mach port
- Receive reflection section addresses and the address of a heap instance
of interest
- Perform field type lookup on the instance remotely (TODO)
- Don't depend on LLVM Support and swiftBasic as this will bring in
llvmSupport and other heavy dependencies, which we don't build for
non-host architectures right now anyway.
- Add a reader template that works with the same (albeit somewhat
clunky) interface in-process with the runtime and remotely, by having
the memory tool supply a function that will copy data from the remote
process.
- Add a Buffer type to abstract indirecting pointers in a remote address
space, which is handled by the memory reader.
- Start sketching out the C remote mirrors interface.
