| Issue |
125760
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| Summary |
clang should accept `[[gnu::no_sanitize("...")]]` spelling
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| Labels |
clang
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| Assignees |
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| Reporter |
frobtech
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GCC (AFAICT since version 9.1) accepts the `no_sanitize` attribute in both `__attribute__((no_sanitize("...")))` and `[[gnu::no_sanitize("...")]]` spellings. Clang doesn't accept `[[gnu::no_sanitize(...)]]` but only `[[clang::no_sanitize("...")]]` so it's not possible to use modern C++ attribute syntax in source code compatible with both compilers without `#ifdef`s. Clang should accept both spellings in C++11 attribute syntax.
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