[release/9.0] Fix compilation of runtime with Xcode 16 #106800
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Backport of #106744 and #106442 to release/9.0
/cc @jkotas
Customer Impact
Apple build tools (Xcode) are updated annually. Customers are expected to use up to date version to build applications, which is often enforced through policies on Apple systems and tooling (eg. uploading to App Store or signing and notarizing may enforce minimum Xcode version necessary for building apps). Xcode 16, currently at beta 6, started enforcing restriction on correct layout of unwinding information in relation to publicly exported symbols. In order to allow compilation with the new tooling we need to mark some of the runtime symbols with
.alt_entryto signify they are not function entrypoints but rather just labels pointing at specific instruction in a given function. Apple has a release scheduled closely aligned with the .NET release schedule with the major releases happening in autumn. We should ensure the .NET 9 release compiles with the up-to-date tooling at the time of the release.Regression
Testing
The runtime repository was built on Apple machine with Xcode 16 beta 6 and it no longer produces compilation errors. NativeAOT smoke tests were used to verify that the code still links and runs as it should.
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Low