Import ObjC protocol decls into Swift with the [class_protocol] and [objc] attributes. Add an -import-objc-protocol-types flag to reenable import of ObjC qualified object types as Swift protocol types.
Swift SVN r5604
This flag makes ASTContext and SILModule's allocators go through malloc instead of using bump pointer allocators, so that GuardMalloc or similar tools can be used to look for memory bugs.
Swift SVN r5472
The new constraint solver is very close to providing parity with the
old solver, and is significantly faster, so cut over to the new
solver. There are minor adjustments to two tests: one where we're
losing sugar (Int becomes Int64) and another where our ignorance of
overload resolution means we don't reject something silly that we
should.
Note that this only affects the *solver* component of the
constraint-based type checker; we haven't completely obsoleted the old
type checker yet.
Swift SVN r5281
This solver handles most of what the old solver does (enabling it by
default only causes 9 test failures), but is radically simpler and
already significantly faster (~50% slower than the old-old type
checker on swift.swift). There are some egregious hacks here to still
be eliminated (see FIXMEs), but it's a start.
Swift SVN r5272
This is the trivial part of <rdar://problem/13723763>, which performs
an import-time remapping of NSString* to String. Because this change
completele breaks IR generation, it is under the off-by-default flag
-nsstring-is-string.
Swift SVN r5058
Lots of tests (46 of them) fail with the constraint-based type
checker, either due to changes in diagnostics or due to outright
bugs in the constraint-based type checker. Use -no-constraint-checker
for these tests.
Note that the hack to parse imported swift.swift with
-no-constraint-checker remains in place, for build-performance
reasons.
Swift SVN r4300
