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<satacker[m]> K-ballo: can you please explain why clang cannot recognize this overload while gcc does https://godbolt.org/z/q1hMrfKjv ? i think this might be a clang issue
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<gnikunj[m]> satacker: remove the `::` in `::delete[] p2` and it will work. Funny how gcc can understand it but clang can't. Clang defaults to system implemented delete when trying to access delete through global namespace while gcc do not. I'm sure K-ballo will have interesting remarks.
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<hkaiser_> gnikunj[m]: this is not the issue, it's because of the missing overload for the two parameter version
<hkaiser_> and we can't use the non-qualified delete() as this would possibly invoke the wrong overload (the type specific one)
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<hkaiser_> could be a genuine timeout, though
<hkaiser_> let me increase the timeout threshold
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<pansysk75[m]> hkaiser: yep, it's just a threshold thing, no worries
<pansysk75[m]> I reduced the workload on that test on some PR that hasn't been merged yet
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