rdatomic: Fix var name typo in rd_atomic32_set - #5282
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Pull request overview
This PR fixes a typo in the rd_atomic32_set function where the variable name was incorrectly specified as rd instead of ra when retrieving the current value.
Key Changes
- Corrected variable name from
rd->valtora->valin therd_atomic32_setfunction
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Also ran into this, was going to enter in the same fix. Can confirm that this fix is required for that conditional branch. |
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There is a typo in the variable name used to retrieve the member val of