Because we block the calling thread, this should be safe for the existing
implementation of PrettyStackTrace; however, it would be much nicer if
LLVM provided direct support for this.
The most important thing from the trace that we want to print is the
original command line, so an alternative would be to just make a
PrettyStackTrace that printed all of the CompilerInvocation context;
I think that's accessible somewhere. But this is a nice, simple
improvement.
Remove the option to switch off nested types tables. In a world where
re-entrant direct lookup will cause deserialization to fail (or worse),
disabling these tables will only lead to further instability in the
compiler.
When a swift module is generated from a swift interface file, we must
remember to setup the nested types tables. Plumb the flag down from the
frontend options.
In the future, we must remove the ability to turn this off. There's
literally zero reason to have this be a configuration option anymore.
Resolves rdar://59202687 and its many, many dupes.
This ensures only one process is generating module cache from an interface
file so that we don't blow up memory usage when multiple processes are
doing the same. The locking mechanism is similar to that of Clang's.
A better approach is that the build system takes care of the module building
step as a formal dependency.
rdar://52839445
This change ensures using .swiftmodule built from source has the same behavior as
using .swiftmodule built from .swiftinterface.
A swift-ide-test utility is added to print linked libraries from a Swift module for
testing purposes.
rdar://58057556
