benchmarks: Various fixes for compiling with Clang #502
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It's unnecessary and non-portable; Clang doesn't even implement that part of GNU C. (cherry picked from commit 50d75cb)
Clang only supports register variables when declared at global scope (and only for non-allocatable registers, which is fine for tp), so move thread_pointer. This does not make thread_pointer visible outside the translation unit, it merely acts as a C alias for tp, so the semantics remain unchanged. (cherry picked from commit 20378c0)
aswaterman
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Sep 20, 2023
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I can't address this immediately but I hope to play with riscv-tests some more next week and let you know |
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#225 except -T behaves just fine with clang so we don't have to mess with that. Also renamed references to GCC to CC