move CLinuxHelpers in Linux target#232
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this change will break cross-compilation. Generally in Package.swift files there should be no #if os(...)/#if arch(...) etc. I think the right change would be to make CLinuxHelpers compile on all OSes by using #if __linux etc in the .c/.h files similar to what SwiftNIO does for its CNIOLinux module: https://github.com/apple/swift-nio/tree/master/Sources/CNIOLinux
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I rollback changes
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@djones6 can you update snapshot in this repo? |
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I am using Kitura-NIO on iOS, and it no need to use CLinuxHelpers on Mac or iOS