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@@ -24,3 +24,7 @@ void f15(int, int)
void f16(int *i, int *j) __attribute__((ownership_holds(foo, 1)))
__attribute__((ownership_holds(foo, 1))); // OK, same index
void f17(void*) __attribute__((ownership_takes(__, 1)));
void f18() __attribute__((ownership_takes(foo, 1))); // expected-warning
{{'ownership_takes' attribute only applies to non-K&R-style functions}}
+
+int f19(void *)
+ __attribute__((ownership_takes(foo, 1))) // expected-error
{{'ownership_takes' attribute class does not match; here it is 'foo'}}
+ __attribute__((ownership_takes(foo1, 1))); // expected-note {{declared with
class 'foo1' here}}
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steakhal wrote:
What happens if I want to redeclare the function with a different
"ownership_takes" attribute in a subsequent line? Will it detect the conflict?
```
int f20(void *) __attribute__((ownership_takes(foo, 1)));
int f20(void *) __attribute__((ownership_takes(foo1, 1))); // redecl with
different attr
```
https://github.com/llvm/llvm-project/pull/98941
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