Nanos++ is a runtime designed to serve as runtime support in parallel environments. It is mainly used to support OmpSs, a extension to OpenMP developed at BSC.
In order to solve some ICC errors regarding partial overloads, commit ad9f248b added a definition for the batch-mode queue method in classes not manually implementing it that called fatal. This causes such schedulers not to work at all. The base SchedulePolicy class has a default method implementation which should generally work with all schedule policies, so this branch changes that implementation with a using SchedulePolicy::queue clause that tells the compiler to use the default implementation of queue (unless overloaded).
Doing specific implementations of the method would be preferred, I suppose, but this is a fast solution that should work for (most of) the other scheduler policies.
In order to solve some ICC errors regarding partial overloads, commit ad9f248b added a definition for the batch-mode
queuemethod in classes not manually implementing it that calledfatal. This causes such schedulers not to work at all. The baseSchedulePolicyclass has a default method implementation which should generally work with all schedule policies, so this branch changes that implementation with ausing SchedulePolicy::queueclause that tells the compiler to use the default implementation ofqueue(unless overloaded).Doing specific implementations of the method would be preferred, I suppose, but this is a fast solution that should work for (most of) the other scheduler policies.