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test: only pass -sdk on Darwin targets#1829
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On non-Darwin targets, the `-sdk` parameter may or may not contain the sysroot which is needed to enable the use of `-sdk` to allow cross-compilation. This SDK contains the swift modules and the swift runtime registrar. Setting the SDKROOT to `/` on Linux requires that the Swift SDK contents are installed to `/`.
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Sounds reasonable to me.
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On non-Darwin targets, the
-sdkparameter may or may not contain thesysroot which is needed to enable the use of
-sdkto allowcross-compilation. This SDK contains the swift modules and the swift
runtime registrar. Setting the SDKROOT to
/on Linux requires thatthe Swift SDK contents are installed to
/.