Fix C++20 macro in parallel_for_each + fix concepts macro definition

[kboyarinov]

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Fix two issues:

• parallel_for_each failed to compile on gcc9 since __TBB_CPP20_PRESENT was while STL concepts were used actually. Changed to __TBB_CPP20_CONCEPTS_PRESENT
• __TBB_CPP20_CONCEPTS_PRESENT macro was always defined to 0 for Intel Compiler and Clang. Changed to the detection based on Standard feature-test macros (the same approach as previously used for three-way-comparison)

Fixes #1552

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[mmichel11]

@kboyarinov @dnmokhov @sarathnandu Could this PR please be prioritized for review? The bug is significantly impacting oneDPL's pass rate here as it shows up in our oneTBB backend, and it needs to be fixed for our upcoming milestone.

[aleksei-fedotov]

Looks good to me, but some tests on macOS fail. Is it because of the compiler not supporting concept specifics we use?

[kboyarinov]

@aleksei-fedotov @pavelkumbrasev @isaevil @sarathnandu @dnmokhov
I faced some unexpected and strange concept issues with clang on MacOS.
I propose to submit all of the other fixes now and keep the concepts disabled on MacOS. I will open an issue to fix that in the future or define the versions of Apple Clang that are not working with all or part of our concepts.
What do you think?

[sarathnandu]

@aleksei-fedotov @pavelkumbrasev @isaevil @sarathnandu @dnmokhov I faced some unexpected and strange concept issues with clang on MacOS. I propose to submit all of the other fixes now and keep the concepts disabled on MacOS. I will open an issue to fix that in the future or define the versions of Apple Clang that are not working with all or part of our concepts. What do you think?

I agree, since this patch is affecting oneDPL's pass rate and they are waiting for this patch to be merged. We can investigate the MacOS build issue separately.

[phprus]

I think this is a bug in Clang (not only AppleClang):
llvm/llvm-project#61763

The bug is fixed in version LLVM 18.1.0.

AppleClang from Xcode 16.2 based on LLVM 17.

[sarathnandu]

LGTM!

[sarathnandu]

The icpx compiler is also failing. I have tested on Intel(R) oneAPI DPC++/C++ Compiler 2023.2.0 (2023.2.0.20230721)

I believe you need to disable it for all clang not just clang && APPLE.

[dnmokhov]

I think this is a bug in Clang (not only AppleClang): llvm/llvm-project#61763

The bug is fixed in version LLVM 18.1.0.

AppleClang from Xcode 16.2 based on LLVM 17.

I agree that we should just disable these concepts with any Clang for now.

My results of compiling test_blocked_range.cpp on Ubuntu:

• Clang 14.0.0 - compiles
• Clang 15.0.0 - compiles
• Clang 17.0.1 - same compilation error as in MacOS CI above
• Clang 18.1.0 - compiles
• Clang 19.1.0 - internal compiler error