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[x86/Linux] Emit compile error on porting issue when PORTABILITY_CHECK is set #8340
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…is specified (dotnet/coreclr#8340) Commit migrated from dotnet/coreclr@a8eebfd
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The current implementation of
PORTABILITY_WARNINGandPORTABILITY_ASSERTemits compile error when TARGET_X86 is defined.This commit revises this implementation to emit compile error when PORTABILITY_CHECK is defined.