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Remove CMakeList.txts - #829
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This library doesn't support CMake builds directly, only via inclusion in the Swift project, so these files are out of date and aren't necessary to maintain.
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@swift-ci Please test Linux platform |
stephentyrone
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This isn't entirely the case. It does get built with CMake, its just that the lists are maintained in the swiftlang/swift repository. |
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@compnerd Right! We'll just do any CMakeList maintenance in that repository instead. (FWIW, I think that project just globs the files in from this project, which is why we haven't run into these kinds of "missing file" issues when building for the stdlib.) |
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This library doesn't support CMake builds directly, only via inclusion in the Swift project, so these files are out of date and aren't necessary to maintain.