[Swift 3] ClangImporter: enable -fblocks on non-Darwin platforms #4305
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We need to enable blocks support in the ClangImporter on non-Darwin platforms for libdispatch (and transitively foundation). The simplest way to do this is to just enable blocks unconditionally. Also enable two Linux tests that are no longer XFAILS
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This pull request is to nominate #3835 for inclusion in the Swift 3.0 branch. Needed on Linux to allow Dispatch and Foundation to be imported without requiring the user to explicitly give -Xcc -fblocks to swiftc.
Resolved bug number: (SR-)
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We need to enable blocks support in the ClangImporter on
non-Darwin platforms for libdispatch (and transitively foundation).
The simplest way to do this is to just enable blocks unconditionally.
Also enable two Linux tests that are no longer XFAILS