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@@ -581,6 +626,21 @@ static bool ResolveAndVerifyCandidateSupportDir(FileSpec
&path) {
"XcodeSDK not specified");
XcodeSDK sdk = *options.XcodeSDKSelection;
auto key = sdk.GetString();
+
+ // xcrun doesn't search SDKs in the CommandLineTools (CLT) directory. So if
+ // a program was compiled against a CLT SDK, but that SDK wasn't present in
+ // any of the Xcode installations, then xcrun would fail to find the SDK
+ // (which is expensive). To avoid this we first try to find the specified SDK
+ // in the CLT directory.
+ auto clt_root_dir = find_cached_path(g_sdk_path, g_sdk_path_mutex, key, [&] {
+ return GetCommandLineToolsSDKRoot(sdk.GetVersion());
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JDevlieghere wrote:
Does this mean we're going to prefer the CommandLineTools SDK over the Xcode
one when both exist? I know they should be the same, but I'd really prefer to
avoid the CLT whenever we can.
https://github.com/llvm/llvm-project/pull/128712
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