The request is pretty straightforward, CUDA is a superset of C++ and has some language extensions. Would it be possible to support the CUDA like a first-class language?
.cu and .cuh files would be associated with jinja-cuda.
As is, specifiers like __global__ and __shared__ don't get syntax highlighting.
I end up editing the files as CUDA files and letting vscode complain about all the Jinja stuff.
This is definitely a nice to have request. I don't know how difficult it would be.
Maybe there are so many C++ extensions that it's not feasible to start supporting them all.
Hello,
Thanks for this awesome project!
The request is pretty straightforward, CUDA is a superset of C++ and has some language extensions. Would it be possible to support the CUDA like a first-class language?
.cu and .cuh files would be associated with jinja-cuda.
As is, specifiers like
__global__
and__shared__
don't get syntax highlighting. I end up editing the files as CUDA files and letting vscode complain about all the Jinja stuff.This is definitely a nice to have request. I don't know how difficult it would be. Maybe there are so many C++ extensions that it's not feasible to start supporting them all.
-Austin