Randy Eckenrode 8bee297d15 swift-corelibs: actually provide and use the hook ... @emilazy found a bug in #234861. Specifically, the hook is not actually applied. e2fsprogs links against darwin.CF, but since it cannot find the framework by rpath, it crashes. Since the hook should always be used, it is copied directly to `nix-support/setup-hook` instead of providing it as an attribute. This preserves dropping the hook in the cross-compilation case while providing it for everything else that needs it. To avoid further churn and due to the complexity of building the stdenv with the hook active, this change required the stdenv rework.		2023-07-02 17:56:25 -04:00
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0001-Add-missing-TARGET_OS_-defines.patch
0002-Add-missing-launchd-header.patch	swift-corelibs: fix build with clang 16	2023-07-02 17:56:25 -04:00
0003-Fix-incompatible-pointer-conversion.patch	swift-corelibs: fix build with clang 16	2023-07-02 17:56:25 -04:00
0004-Fix-Darwin-cmake-build.patch	swift-corelibs: switch build system to cmake	2023-07-02 17:56:25 -04:00
0005-Fix-framework-installation-path.patch	swift-corelibs: switch build system to cmake	2023-07-02 17:56:25 -04:00
0006-System-CF-framework-compatibility.patch	swift-corelibs: switch build system to cmake	2023-07-02 17:56:25 -04:00
0007-Use-nixpkgs-icu.patch	swift-corelibs: switch to nixpkgs icu	2023-07-02 17:56:25 -04:00
0008-Dont-link-libcurl.patch	swift-corelibs: don’t link against libcurl	2023-07-02 17:56:25 -04:00
corefoundation.nix	swift-corelibs: actually provide and use the hook	2023-07-02 17:56:25 -04:00
libdispatch.nix
pure-corefoundation-hook.sh