Update the compiler-builtins submodule #52499
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This commit updates the compiler-builtins submodule, primarily pulling in rust-lang/compiler-builtins#248 which should resolve a number of undefined symbols on the wasm target by default (instead of leaving them in the final binary).
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How about #52431, should that be closed? |
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Aha excellent point, I've moved this over to #52431 by updating the submodule a bit further there |
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This commit updates the compiler-builtins submodule, primarily pulling in
rust-lang/compiler-builtins#248 which should resolve a number of
undefined symbols on the wasm target by default (instead of leaving them in the
final binary).