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swift-mirror/lib/Serialization/Serialization.cpp
Alexis Laferrière 4e8011179a [Serialization] Main deserialization safety logic on the writer side
When writing decls to a swiftmodule files, the serialization logic
evaluates whether the decl will be safe to deserialize. This is inferred
from the access level of the decl, whether it's local, if the module is
built for testing, etc. If the decl in unsafe to deserialize, a record
will be written down before the decl itself in the swiftmodule file.

On the reader side, attempting to deserialize a decl marked as unsafe
raises a deserialization error early. This error is handled by the existing
deserialization recovery logic.

In theory, we want to consider as safe only decls that are actually needed by
the client. Marking as many internal details as possible as unsafe will
prevent more errors. Getting the right scope may require more work in
the future.
2023-01-18 14:41:22 -08:00

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