build: adjust the autolink library for Windows #5215
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When building statically, ensure that we prefix the Swift libraries with the correct prefix to permit static linking of the libraries.
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@swift-ci please test |
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@swift-ci please test Windows platform |
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@compnerd do you know why the Windows build is failing on this PR (and others in the repo)? |
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This PR is failing due to the fact that we are not finding the required libraries: This is something that requires adjusting the flags for Foundation (https://github.com/swiftlang/swift/pull/81769/files). However, that is failing due to modularisation failures being uncovered. This requires remodularising the Windows SDK (swiftlang/swift#81826). That will uncover the next round of issues with the driver and frontend :) As to the other failures in this repo, I do not know - do you have a link for a run? |
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When building statically, ensure that we prefix the Swift libraries with the correct prefix to permit static linking of the libraries.