[Reflection] Switch Remote Mirror back to uintptr_t for pointers on watchOS. #24529
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…atchOS. Existing Remote Mirror dylibs are compiled this way, and changing it breaks binary compatibility. We want to use uint64_t everywhere else, since the target's pointer size may not match ours. rdar://problem/50279443
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This was referenced May 6, 2019
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@mikeash - I like the new name! |
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@compnerd Thank you! |
…Availability.h. While we're in there, make SwiftReflectionTest's debugLog function take an @autoclosure so we don't waste a ton of time constructing log messages that are never logged.
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Existing Remote Mirror dylibs are compiled this way, and changing it breaks binary compatibility. We want to use uint64_t everywhere else, since the target's pointer size may not match ours.
rdar://problem/50279443