Fix nvc++ compiler warnings #4014
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When I build the current stable branch (760060059fb746018a9849234e02dc9bf003861b) of the reference mdspan implementation (https://github.com/kokkos/mdspan) with nvc++ (either 22.7 or a pre-release version), I get a couple build warnings like the following. ``` ".../tests/googletest-src/googletest/src/gtest-internal-inl.h", line 636: warning: unknown attribute "optimize" [unrecognized_attribute] GTEST_NO_INLINE_ GTEST_NO_TAIL_CALL_; ^ ``` Issue google#3849 explains: GTest is using `#elif __GNUC__` to protect use of `__attribute__((optimize("no-optimize-sibling-calls")))`. Many compilers that are not GCC define `__GNUC__` to express some degree of compatibility with GCC extensions. This includes nvc++. nvc++ does not understand this attribute, so it emits a warning. My fix just disables use of that attribute if `__NVCOMPILER` is defined. I've tested this fix with a pre-release (post-22.7) version of nvc++. It prevents the warning, and the reference mdspan implementation's tests build and run correctly. Fixes google#3849.
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When I build the current stable branch (760060059fb746018a9849234e02dc9bf003861b) of the reference mdspan implementation (https://github.com/kokkos/mdspan) with nvc++ (either 22.7 or a pre-release version), I get a couple build warnings like the following.
Issue #3849 explains: GTest is using
#elif __GNUC__to protect use of__attribute__((optimize("no-optimize-sibling-calls"))). Many compilers that are not GCC define__GNUC__to express some degree of compatibility with GCC extensions. This includes nvc++. nvc++ does not understand this attribute, so it emits a warning. My fix just disables use of that attribute if__NVCOMPILERis defined.I've tested this fix with a pre-release (post-22.7) version of nvc++. It prevents the warning, and the reference mdspan implementation's tests build and run correctly.
Fixes #3849.