Handle -fsyntax-only #1035
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Handle the -fsyntax-only properly from the rust frontend. This flag allows checking for syntax and stopping after that, skipping further passes of the pipeline. The flag was accepted by the frontend, but was not used anywhere. Co-authored-by: philberty <philip.herron@embecosm.com>
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Handle the -fsyntax-only properly from the rust frontend. This flag
allows checking for syntax and stopping after that, skipping further
passes of the pipeline.
The flag was accepted by the frontend, but was not used anywhere.