[Flang] Test for THREADPRIVATE variables in EQUIVALENCE statement#2082
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[Flang] Test for THREADPRIVATE variables in EQUIVALENCE statement#2082
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@dpalermo @ronlieb Upstream PR llvm/llvm-project#186696 has landed. This test can now go in. |
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Adds smoke test to check if THREADPRIVATE variables in an EQUIVALENCE statement have THREADPRIVATE semantics. Needs llvm/llvm-project#186696 to land before the test can successfully execute.