[docs] Add basic build-script command for Linux and corelibs flag #38067
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Certainly in favor of making the documentation more useful to folks on platforms other than macOS; left some specific comments inline. |
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Fixed small typo and rebased. |
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@swift-ci smoke test and merge |
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Thanks for the quick review and merge. |
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Add a much simpler
build-scriptcommand for Linux that will actually work and mention how to build the corelibs too. People are getting confused about building the compiler outside macOS with that long Apple-specific command, when it is actually much simpler on Linux and other Posix-ish platforms.I'm considering writing a longer doc on the source organization of the toolchain repos.
@varungandhi-apple, you wrote this guide, would you review?