benlangmuir wrote:
You could try using `clang -cc1 -E -x c-module-map` which calls
`Module::print`. To trigger this code path you can follow the pattern in
`darwin_specific_modulemap_hacks.m`, ie create a module like
```
$ touch Tcl/x1.h
$ touch Tcl/x2.h
$ cat Tcl/module.modulemap
module Tcl {
dwblaikie wrote:
> > So what breakage is caused by the sorting failure?
>
> @dwblaikie This is not causing a breakage. It is just not working as designed
> because the sort function has been comparing `""` against `""` since commit
> [e6830b6](https://github.com/llvm/llvm-project/commit/e6830b
tuliom wrote:
> So what breakage is caused by the sorting failure?
@dwblaikie This is not causing a breakage. It is just not working as designed
because the sort function has been comparing `""` against `""` since commit
https://github.com/llvm/llvm-project/commit/e6830b6028ec5434ccf8dbebdd992
dwblaikie wrote:
So what breakage is caused by the sorting failure? Can that behavior be tested
in some way to validate this change and ensure it doesn't regress in the future?
https://github.com/llvm/llvm-project/pull/73323
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This code was initially written in commit
7ff29148ac7883881e62dc9e1714057c68ad4436 with the intention of sorting headers
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https://github.com/llvm/llvm-project/pull/73323
This code was initially written in commit
7ff29148ac7883881e62dc9e1714057c68ad4436 with the intention of sorting headers
according to their path. At the time, the path was saved in field NameAsWritten
of Module::
