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…rnal_source_symbol attribute Each emitted declaration is annotated with the external_source_symbol with its own USR, to allow Clang's indexer to recognize this declaration as a Swift declaration with a specific USR
Avoid the use of the new `-external:I` to indicate the system headers for building the standard library on Windows as this will impact the header search order and due to the compiler swapping and mixed build, this breaks the runtime build on Windows.
…lients This change reflects the behavior of `DeclAttribute.printImpl` that prints the `override` keyword in a swiftinterface only when the overriden decl is also public. This issue was detected when working on deserialization safety by public overrides of private functions in the following tests: test/Interpreter/vtables_multifile.swift test/Interpreter/vtables_multifile_testable.swift test/SILGen/accessibility_vtables_testable.swift test/SILGen/accessibility_vtables_usableFromInline.swift test/SILGen/vtables_multifile.swift
[Serialization] Public overrides of internal decls are ignorable by clients
[interop][SwiftToCxx] Annotate emitted declarations with Clang's external_source_symbol attribute
build: avoid use of `-external:I` on Windows
…ization [Serialization] Don't serialize macro custom attributes.
…er-comparisons-produce-suboptimal-code [stdlib] Improve performance of heterogeneous binary integer `==` and `<`
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