🐛 Make atomic config work with scoped enumerations
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Problem: - There is no test for partial specialization of atomic config. Solution: - Add a test for atomic pointers.
Problem: - Configuring `stdx::atomic` for scoped enumerations doesn't work because a scoped enumeration is not convertible to its configured underlying type. Solution: - Instead of requiring convertibility, require the types to be trivially copyable, and that the size & alignment is compatible.
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atomic config work with scoed enumerations
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atomic config work with scoed enumerationsatomic config work with scoped enumerations
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Mar 20, 2025
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Problem:
stdx::atomicfor scoped enumerations doesn't work because a scoped enumeration is not convertible to its configured underlying type.Solution: