Support macros as executables#6200
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This adds support for building macros as executables (see swiftlang/swift-syntax#1359). Right now, this requires adding a package dependency on swift-syntax and corresponding product dependencies to the macro itself which makes testing difficult, so `BUILD_MACROS_AS_DYLIBS` is kept as the default mode.
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@swift-ci please smoke test |
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Yah, see above, testing needs swift-syntax, so either we add it to the repo in its entirety or we add a test later when the swift-syntax in the toolchain supports the compiler plugin stuff. |
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This adds support for building macros as executables (see swiftlang/swift-syntax#1359).
Right now, this requires adding a package dependency on swift-syntax and corresponding product dependencies to the macro itself which makes testing difficult, so
BUILD_MACROS_AS_DYLIBSis kept as the default mode.