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authorAaron Ballman <aaron@aaronballman.com>2025-05-28 10:07:14 -0400
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[C] Fix parsing of [[clang::assume]] (#141747)
The assumption attribute is exposed with a Clang spelling, which means we support __attribute__((assume)) as well as [[clang::assume]] as spellings for the attribute. In C++, the [[clang::assume]] spelling worked as expected. In C, that spelling would emit an "unknown attribute ignored" diagnostic. This was happening because we were failing to pass in the scope name and source location when creating the attribute. In C++, this worked by chance because [[assume]] is a known attribute in C++. But in C, where there is thankfully no [[assume]] standard attribute, the lack of a scope meant we would set the attribute kind to "unknown".
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