// Low-level functions for atomic operations: sh version  -*- C++ -*-

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// Use the default atomicity stuff, which will use __atomic* builtins
// if threads are available, or the *_single functions on single-thread
// configurations.
// Actually we wouldn't need this header at all, but because of PR 53579
// libstdc++'s configury will not pickup the -matomic-model= option when
// set in the environment.  This makes it impossible to enable the proper
// atomic model on SH without modifying GCC itself, because libstdc++ always
// thinks the target doesn't do any atomics and uses the default mutex based
// implementation from cpu/generic/atomicity_mutex.

#include <ext/atomicity.h>