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Fix GCC/Clang only compilation of <cuda/std/atomic> #207

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@wmaxey wmaxey commented Sep 22, 2021

GCC and Clang are unable to process <cuda/std/atomic> as it does not introduce the concept of Scopes into the cuda::std:: namespace.

When compiling without the NVCC driver a somewhat half-baked libcxx implementation is instead created. This is fixed by adding a macro to inform the implementation that the scopes need to be injected, while not including the rest of the CUDA mechanics.

MSVC has other issues so this fix is currently specific for GCC/Clang.

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LGTM

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#ifndef __ATOMIC_BLOCK
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I wonder if this name or something like atomic_scopes.h is better. We only expose these in the cuda:: versions of the interface, true, but it's used throughout...

@wmaxey wmaxey merged commit 83cd4e7 into main Sep 28, 2021
@wmaxey wmaxey deleted the bugfix/atomic_gcc branch September 28, 2021 02:49
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