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[compiler-rt] [CMake] Skip find_darwin_sdk_dir on disabled platforms #163591
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find_darwin_sdk_dir can be slow, especially if xcrun does not immediately find the corresponding SDK (i.e. because it is missing). This skips those checks if the user has already set the corresponding CMake variable to disable the platform anyway.
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This looks good, thanks!
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LLVM Buildbot has detected a new failure on builder Full details are available at: https://lab.llvm.org/buildbot/#/builders/72/builds/15572 Here is the relevant piece of the build log for the reference |
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Failure does not look related |
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This was a duplicate of #161877. I'll close that PR. |
…lvm#163591) find_darwin_sdk_dir can be slow, especially if xcrun does not immediately find the corresponding SDK (i.e. because it is missing). This skips those checks if the user has already set the corresponding CMake variable to disable the platform anyway.
…lvm#163591) find_darwin_sdk_dir can be slow, especially if xcrun does not immediately find the corresponding SDK (i.e. because it is missing). This skips those checks if the user has already set the corresponding CMake variable to disable the platform anyway.
find_darwin_sdk_dir can be slow, especially if xcrun does not immediately find the corresponding SDK (i.e. because it is missing).
This skips those checks if the user has already set the corresponding CMake variable to disable the platform anyway.