SwiftDriver: add support for baremetal targets (to reflect https://github.com/apple/swift/pull/35970) #1313
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Note to self: I need to add a testcase for this. |
| guard let os else { | ||
| diagnosticsEngine.emit(.error_unknown_target(triple)) | ||
| throw Driver.ErrorDiagnostics.emitted | ||
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Why the guard over the default case?
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I'm guessing it's to avoid future reader ambiguity between Optional.none and OS.none.
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That would be helpful as a comment if that is the case. Doubly so since the handling is identical.
| fatalError("unknown OS") | ||
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Why not sink the fatalError into the default case?
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I'd assume if default case is added to this switch, that would silence future compiler errors in this switch when a new case is added to Triple.OS.
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Sure, but you can handle that with .some and .none :)
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So apparently the "none" case was at least confusing but I'd say even misleading. Changed it to "noneOS" to avoid the clash with Optional.none. Added tests. |
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@swift-ci please test |
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Is it worth retrying the Windows job? Couldn't find the exact failure reason for it. |
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Seems to have timed out. I think that the machine sometimes is under higher load. |
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@swift-ci please test windows platform |
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