libswift: add support for Android and OpenBSD in the CMake config #40277
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Sure, happy to test this for OpenBSD with some guidance on how to run a bootstrap build. |
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I just built the latest trunk tag normally and it chooses the bootstrap build by default. |
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Interesting. Is Android used as a host platform? I.e. is the swift compiler itself built on an Android system? |
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Yes, I periodically build a trunk Swift toolchain natively on my Android phone and spin off patches like these to submit here. I also maintain the Termux package that provides a prebuilt toolchain for the Termux app on Android. |
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I've extended this pull to support both Let me know what you think of how I structured this. |
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Reworked this pull to add a new libswift build mode for non-Darwin cross-compilation instead, taking your lead from the now-closed #40308. Ready for review, let me know what you think. |
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Add a new libswift build mode for cross-compilation in the process, that currently only works for non-Darwin hosts.
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Squashed the commits into one, can you run the CI? I haven't tried "hosttools" mode on Android, but @3405691582 reported it worked for him on OpenBSD, so I figure it'll work for me too. |
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@MaxDesiatov, would you run the CI on this? |
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@swift-ci please smoke test |
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Passed CI, can be merged now. |
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@eeckstein, would you merge? |
Add a new libswift build mode for cross-compilation in the process, that currently only works for non-Darwin hosts.
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let me know if you'd like me toadded OpenBSD too.@eeckstein, this modifies your pull #39461 to add support for Android, which I just built the Nov. 19 source snapshot natively on. When you get back from Thanksgiving, let me know what you think.