Remove -Wno-thread-safety-negative
-Wthread-safety-negative was disabled because it requires locks to support an operator!(), and std::mutex in libc++ does not. Disabling it everywhere was preventing it being used for modules that want to opt in to using it and provide their own lock that supports operator!(). Modules that use -Weverything should either stop using -Weverything (preferred), or add -Wno-thread-safety-negative. Bug: 143713277 Test: m native Change-Id: I0b84679a806a21b16cabe7f739fde61c3efe2cbe
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pctx.StaticVariable("ClangExtraCppflags", strings.Join([]string{
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// Enable clang's thread-safety annotations in libcxx.
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// Turn off -Wthread-safety-negative, to avoid breaking projects that use -Weverything.
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"-D_LIBCPP_ENABLE_THREAD_SAFETY_ANNOTATIONS",
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"-Wno-thread-safety-negative",
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// libc++'s math.h has an #include_next outside of system_headers.
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"-Wno-gnu-include-next",
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