enum class SyncScope

Description

Defines synch scope values used internally by clang. The enum values start from 0 and are contiguous. They are mainly used for enumerating all supported synch scope values and mapping them to LLVM synch scopes. Their numerical values may be different from the corresponding synch scope enums used in source languages. In atomic builtin and expressions, language-specific synch scope enums are used. Currently only OpenCL memory scope enums are supported and assumed to be used by all languages. However, in the future, other languages may define their own set of synch scope enums. The language-specific synch scope values are represented by class AtomicScopeModel and its derived classes. To add a new enum value: Add the enum value to enum class SyncScope. Update enum value Last if necessary. Update getAsString.

Declared at: clang/include/clang/Basic/SyncScope.h:42

Enumerators