Open corepointer opened 1 month ago
I think these are unwanted whitespace changes in RewriteToCallKernelOpPass.cpp? I'm not sure which editor you use but the .clang-format
file should handle this. 1193 changes compared to 7 when hiding whitespace.
IMO the changes should be squashed into a single commit. I think the C++20 commit should be a separate commit/PR outside of this PR and merged before if necessary for clang
.
I think these are unwanted whitespace changes in RewriteToCallKernelOpPass.cpp? I'm not sure which editor you use but the
.clang-format
file should handle this. 1193 changes compared to 7 when hiding whitespace.
I noticed the file with the big formatting changes and thought that was due to clang-format kicking in. But I didn't check tbh. I'm using CLion.
IMO the changes should be squashed into a single commit. I think the C++20 commit should be a separate commit/PR outside of this PR and merged before if necessary for
clang
.
The commits are on the same topic but tackle distinct problems. As I read frequently in reviews to separate this and that into separate commits I thought this is the right thing to do here.
I noticed the file with the big formatting changes and thought that was due to clang-format kicking in. But I didn't check tbh. I'm using CLion.
Maybe it's not been automatically enabled by CLion?
The C++20 change is in a separate commit for the same reason. Can be cherry picked to main before handling the PR if you want ;-)
I noticed the file with the big formatting changes and thought that was due to clang-format kicking in. But I didn't check tbh. I'm using CLion.
Maybe it's not been automatically enabled by CLion?
That's what I thought would happen if the .clang-format file is there :thinking:
FYI: I've formatted the code with clang-format version 18.1.8 (++20240731025011+3b5b5c1ec4a3-1~exp1~20240731145104.143)
.
Thanks for this patch @corepointer .
Few questions:
clang
did you use to test this?--clang
and omitting it without doing anything?clang
and gcc
? I would assume a rm -rf build
should be enough?Thanks for this patch @corepointer .
:+1:
Few questions:
1. Which version of `clang` did you use to test this?
Version 18.1.3 - mentioned in the commit message :point_up:
2. Did you get any warnings?
Tons of warnings. Besides numerous from our code(which I started to fix here and there in minor commits), there are quite many originating from our LLVM/MLIR snapshot and from the JSON library we use.
3. Should I be able to switch between specifying `--clang` and omitting it without doing anything? 4. If no to 3, what would I need to do to switch between `clang` and `gcc`? I would assume a `rm -rf build` should be enough?
No, you need to remove the current build files (either rm -rf build
or ./bulid.sh --clean -y
)
The commits contained in this PR fix compilation with Clang (tested version 18) and also the LLVM runtime issues with anonymous name spaces.
I tried to form the commits per problem, although they are related to the same issue, so squashing them might be inappropriate imho :thinking:
ToDo: