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[SYCL] Add tests for atomic_ref memory orders #900
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Adds tests for various memory orders. These tests are not ideal, as they do not in fact fail if run with more a relaxed memory order. Closes intel#793.
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) Adds tests for various memory orders. These tests are not ideal, as they do not in fact fail if run with more a relaxed memory order. Closes intel/llvm-test-suite#793.
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Adds tests for various memory orders. These tests are not ideal, as they do not in fact fail if run with more a relaxed memory order.
Closes #793.