Remove warning when compiling to .bc file - #27481
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As part of ongoing effort to match upstream clang where possible. This warning was introduced when we made the transition from bitcode output by default to object files by default. This was many years ago now and I think its served its purpose.
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As part of ongoing effort to match upstream clang where possible.
This warning was introduced when we made the transition from bitcode output by default to object files by default. This was many years ago now and I think its served its purpose.