hliao added a comment.
Basically, I think that should be a generic issue. As argument coercing doesn't
handle pointer previously, we need to that address pointer-specific issue. That
is, if the original argument has qualifiers being able to map onto LLVM
attributes, the coerced argument should be those qualifiers as well if the new
coerced one is still a simple value as the original one. We may lose more
useful attributes not limited to `noalias`.
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Comment at: clang/lib/CodeGen/CGCall.cpp:2556-2563
+ // Restrict qualified HIP pointers that were coerced to global pointers
+ // can be marked with the noalias attribute.
+ if (isCoercedHIPGlobalPointer(*this, getLangOpts(), ArgI, Ty) &&
+ Arg->getType().isRestrictQualified()) {
+ auto AI = cast<llvm::Argument>(FnArgs[FirstIRArg]);
+ AI->addAttr(llvm::Attribute::NoAlias);
+ }
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I don't think we need to check pointer address and/or HIP specific. As the
generic argument processing, if the original type has any qualifiers, the
coerced type (if it has a single value as the original parameter) should have
those qualifiers as well. Here, we not only miss `restrict` but also alignment,
`nonnull`, and etc. It should be fixed as a generic case instead of a target-
or language-specific one.
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