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clang/AMDGPU: Emit atomicrmw for __builtin_amdgcn_global_atomic_fadd_{f32|f64} #96872
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What happens with system (the default) ? I'm not sure I like using
agent
just to force the right expansion when there is no memory model motivation behind it. Do we have a precedent for this kind of thing?Could codegen be fixed so you can just use
system
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It's complicated. The meaning of the builtin/intrinsic is give the instruction. The instruction does not work work at system scope on most targets, so you'll get a cmpxchg loop expansion, so the defacto behavior was to given agent scope and broken behavior depending on whether the allocation is fine grained or remote memory.
The whole point of doing this is we can now interpret system appropriately conservatively, and have a path to atomics that always work.