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#define P99_DECLARE_ATOMIC_LOCK_FREE (   T,   NAME  ) Value: \ typedef P99_PASTE3(p99_, NAME, _union) NAME declare an atomic type that will have lock-free operations Normally it shouldn't be necessary to use this macro in user code for integral data types; the lock-free types should be detected automatically. Remarks: argument 0 of P99_DECLARE_ATOMIC_LOCK_FREE should correspond to a type that is not a VLA. argument 1 of P99_DECLARE_ATOMIC_LOCK_FREE must be an identifier Definition at line 545 of file p99_atomic.h.