![]() `__decay_copy` is used by `std::thread`'s constructor to copy its arguments into the new thread. If `__decay_copy` claims to be noexcept, but then copying the argument does actually throw, we'd call std::terminate instead of passing this test. (And I've verified that adding an unconditional `noexcept` to `__decay_copy` does indeed fail this test.) Differential Revision: https://reviews.llvm.org/D100277 |
||
---|---|---|
.. | ||
futures | ||
thread.barrier | ||
thread.condition | ||
thread.general | ||
thread.latch | ||
thread.mutex | ||
thread.req | ||
thread.semaphore | ||
thread.threads | ||
macro.pass.cpp |