place alignas() before lifetime specifiers #11248
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This patch fixes a compilation bug introduced in 821b073.
When the
constinit
keyword is available (such as in C++20), putting thealignas
attribute afterABSL_CONST_INIT
is an error:Therefore, it should be ordered as
alignas
)ABSL_CONST_INIT
, which may be a lifetime specifier or an attribute)static
)Where it currently is it may be in the midst of lifetime specifiers, and if it is moved to the right it syntactically applies to the type rather than the whole declaration which is also invalid.
If this ordering could not be resolved for all cases it could also be moved to the end, after the name being declared, but we don't need to do that here.