Could someone create a component for CUDA bugs in Clang? I wanted to report a CUDA-related bug but didn’t manage to find a suitable component in https://llvm.org/bugs/describecomponents.cgi?product=clang
Thanks,
Jingyue
Could someone create a component for CUDA bugs in Clang? I wanted to report a CUDA-related bug but didn’t manage to find a suitable component in https://llvm.org/bugs/describecomponents.cgi?product=clang
Thanks,
Jingyue
I was about to +1 this, but then I looked through the existing list of
components, and it doesn't seem that there are components for other
similarly-sized projects, like OpenMP or whatever. So maybe we can
just get by with putting "CUDA" in the summary? Bugzilla search
sucks, but even it can handle this.
What do you think?
I was about to +1 this, but then I looked through the existing list of
components, and it doesn't seem that there are components for other
similarly-sized projects, like OpenMP or whatever. So maybe we can
just get by with putting "CUDA" in the summary? Bugzilla search
sucks, but even it can handle this.
Actually, OpenMP is a separate "product" in the Bugzilla, even more
high-level than "component".
What do you think?
I am fine with squeezing CUDA bugs in C++. I was just confused when I
searched through the list and didn't find a place for CUDA bugs. Maybe
rename "C++" to "C++/CUDA"?
I was about to +1 this, but then I looked through the existing list of
components, and it doesn't seem that there are components for other
similarly-sized projects, like OpenMP or whatever. So maybe we can
just get by with putting "CUDA" in the summary? Bugzilla search
sucks, but even it can handle this.Actually, OpenMP is a separate "product" in the Bugzilla, even more
high-level than "component".
Right, but it also covers the runtime implementation.
What do you think?
I am fine with squeezing CUDA bugs in C++. I was just confused when I
searched through the list and didn't find a place for CUDA bugs. Maybe
rename "C++" to "C++/CUDA"?
I'd vote for a new CUDA component.
I'd vote for a new CUDA component.
I guess this would let us watch the CUDA component for new bugs, which
scales better than hoping that people cc the right people. I'm
onboard with that.
From: "Justin Lebar via cfe-dev" <cfe-dev@lists.llvm.org>
To: "Reid Kleckner" <rnk@google.com>
Cc: "cfe-dev" <cfe-dev@lists.llvm.org>
Sent: Friday, February 5, 2016 2:58:10 PM
Subject: Re: [cfe-dev] Bugzilla Component for CUDA Bugs in Clang> I'd vote for a new CUDA component.
I guess this would let us watch the CUDA component for new bugs,
which
scales better than hoping that people cc the right people. I'm
onboard with that.
Yes, please add a new component. We've been bad about this, historically, but that's no excuse to not be better going forward.
-Hal
+Tanya, Anton, who may be able to effect this.
CUDA component under what Product?
I’ll also need below. However, I can use the defaults for the product you put it under for default assignee and cc list if you don’t have someone. Usually its a dummy assignee and the llvmbugs list.
-Tanya
Since we already have the necessary parties involved, a quick shout out for https://llvm.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=26479 to add a Phabricator component.
CUDA component under what Product?
Clang
I’ll also need below.
Component description: CUDA front-end in clang
(Or, if you prefer, “Issues relating to the CUDA front-end in clang”.)
I can use the defaults for the product you put it under for default assignee and cc list if you don’t have someone. Usually its a dummy assignee and the llvmbugs list.
sgtm
Thank you very much.
Done.
-Tanya
I did not see a response to this. Please let me know if I missed it.
-Tanya
Er, I see both Justin’s response, and you saying “Done”?
Yeah, just got confused with an old email. Disregard
-Tanya