C++: Support additional compiler builtin operations #9903
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jketema
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Jul 27, 2022
| * It is assigned `ErroneousType` as its type. | ||
| * If the expression could not be resolved, it has type `ErroneousType`. In the | ||
| * case of a database upgrade or downgrade, the original type from before the | ||
| * upgrade or downgrade is kept if that type can be represented. |
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This is great detail, thanks for adding it.
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While here fix the documentation of `__is_trivially_assignable` and `__is_nothrow_assignable`.
Fix some whitespace issues while here.
While here write gcc instead of GNU, which is more accurate.
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These builtins are supported by our compiler frontend, and occur in internal testing. Test failures are expected, because this depends on an internal PR.