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This implementation of ConvertEnvValueToBool uses const char* as
input intentionally in order to be able to accept nullptr for when
environment variables are not set, but also because using something
like std::string would require bringing in several extra headers.
This new release includes some improvements:
* Add support for pushforward- and pullback-style functions
* More supported constructs in forward and reverse mode
* Forward mode support for CUDA programs
* AD-based Floating Point Error Estimation Framework
* Integration with Enzyme
See more at: https://github.com/vgvassilev/clad/blob/v1.0/docs/internalDocs/ReleaseNotes.md
The C++ modules marks the std::vector<int> instantiation as not visible because
it came from the `regex` header file which we did not explicitly include.
root-project/root@a785402 introduces checks if certain declaration is visible
in dictionary generation time which was intending to semantically improve the
coherence by what the user "allowed" (or requested) rootcling to see vs what
it can see globally. While this model works well it seems to not work for
template instantiations as they won't be re-instantiated with visible modifier.
This patch works around the current issue seen with libstdc++ 12 but a better
solution would be to implement a finer grained control over the implicit template
instatiations when generating a dictionary.
Fixesroot-project/root#11329
The overload taking a path opens the file and then mmap its contents.
This can cause bus errors when another process truncates the file
while we are trying to read it. Instead just read the first 1024 bytes,
which should be enough for identify_magic to do its work.
Added skip-cleanup flags for create-dev-env.
This would instruct the cpt to build cling, clang, and llvm, without
deleting the build area, as the cpt normally would delete the build
area due to the use of memory running out when linking, because
of too many build subprocesses.
Added new main block because this was mentioned in the meta issue
list (#406 in cling) as one of the rewrite steps. This also allows for
the main code to be run as opposed to running the main code plus the
function defintions.
Including that header from cling breaks building ROOT with
external llvm and clang (which is needed e.g. for the conda
package): `config.h` is not avaiable in that scenario.
This commit builds on previous work for getting GDB support for JITted
and interpreted code working in cling. It adds a JIT event listener as
well to create perf map files to allow profiling of interpreted/JITted
code with cling.
The functionality provided is disabled by default. The interface to
enable it has been chosen to be via environment variables to allow both
interpreted code in the prompt as well as linked code to be able to
optionally enable debugging/profiling. Using ld.so as example, where
LD_DEBUG and LD_PROFILE exist, we chose CLING_DEBUG and CLING_PROFILE
to enable these features. For the moment, setting these variables to
anything enables the feature. Later on, if support for oprofile is
added, for example, it may be better to enable specific JIT event
listeners depending on the value of the variables, for example with
CLING_PROFILE=perf or CLING_PROFILE=oprofile, respectively.
