We have had a number of people run into issues because they ran an older compiler with newer examples. Sometimes this happens in convoluted ways when a compiler executable is picked up from somewhere else in the PATH than the user may expect.
This adds a quick way to troubleshoot these issues by printing the commit hash at which the executable was built to the output of aiecc.py --version (new option), aie-opt --version and aie-translate --version.
We have had a number of people run into issues because they ran an older compiler with newer examples. Sometimes this happens in convoluted ways when a compiler executable is picked up from somewhere else in the PATH than the user may expect.
This adds a quick way to troubleshoot these issues by printing the commit hash at which the executable was built to the output of
aiecc.py --version(new option),aie-opt --versionandaie-translate --version.