Remove GPR TLS API#26960
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Use c++11 thread_local everywhere. Use proper types everywhere.
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I believe it's not ready to replace all TLS variants with c++11 thread_local yet. (ref: #24572) |
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Yep, see discussion in #26942 (comment). Is there test coverage for that simulator version? It seems that #26912 introduced "naked" |
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I believe there is but not sure CI tests for the PR cover it. (There are more tests running on master branch only) |
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Where can I see the results of those tests? |
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Oh, I didn't realize #26912 hasn't landed yet. |
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#26912 isn't landed... would like to sort this out beforehand :) |
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Use c++11 thread_local everywhere. Use proper types everywhere.
An alternative to #26942.
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