Richard Dzenis 5fbbd41342
Reapply "[clang] Fix some static initialization race-conditions" (#182020)
This reverts d4b574266132e08ff585facf2e0e01995082999f,
and reapplies d7f32f1fbf83da2faa4acdcaf2a4d4885a2d068c.

Original commit message:
- clang/StaticAnalyzer: fix static init in findKnownClass. Prior to this
  patch two threads running in findKnownClass could result in a race
  condition.
- clang/Stmt: fix StmtClassNameTable array initialization: prior to this
  patch there was a race condition when two threads check
  `if(Initialized)` at the same time.
- clang/ParsedAttrInfo: fix race condition in
  getAttributePluginInstances. Prior to this patch two threads could
  enter `if(empty())` check.
- clang/CodeGen: correctly restore diagnostic handler in
  HandleTranslationUnit. Prior to this patch an early exit from
  HandleTranslationUnit could result in not restoring previous
  diagnostic handler.
2026-02-18 18:36:47 +02:00
2026-01-21 23:14:07 +01:00

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