[SYCL] Omit TemplatedDecl from int-footer for a VarTemplateDecl #4108
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The hook we had always added the VarDecl when it was visited, however when evaluating a VarTemplateDecl, Clang creates a VarDecl to represent the declaration as a child of the VarTemplateDecl. We don't need to capture it in our collection since the VarTemplateSpecializationDecl will provide the info we need. If we DON'T do this, we end up having 2 specializations for the specialization_id, one of which is invalid.
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The Jenkins failure appears to be an unrelated timeout, so merging. |
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The hook we had always added the VarDecl when it was visited, however
when evaluating a VarTemplateDecl, Clang creates a VarDecl to represent
the declaration as a child of the VarTemplateDecl. We don't need to
capture it in our collection since the VarTemplateSpecializationDecl
will provide the info we need.
If we DON'T do this, we end up having 2 specializations for the
specialization_id, one of which is invalid.