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This is an empty module that silences compiler errors.

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I'd rather have the empty file be named _Concurrency.swift.

target_link_libraries(swiftConcurrencyShims PUBLIC
swiftCore)
target_link_options(swiftConcurrencyShims PRIVATE
"SHELL:-Xclang-linker -nostdlib")
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I wonder if this is something that we should keep. We do want the dependency on other language runtimes once the code will be added.

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I don't feel strongly, but it might be good future proofing. And it matches what we do everywhere else.

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Fair enough, leaving this for now won't hurt anything.

This is an empty module that silences compiler warnings.
@compnerd compnerd merged commit 8e1c741 into compnerd:main Sep 24, 2021
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@compnerd thanks for landing both of these!

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