Thanks for the clarification! It's always a pleasure to get a direct response from the first author on something as awesome as this.
I'm definitely subscribing to the llvm-dev list[1] in case any discussion on this continues there. There's also the llvm-commits, clang-dev, and clang-commits lists as well, but llvm-dev kinda seems like the right place for this.
Gpucc in LLVM is definitely a breath of fresh air for all of us nvcc users. To get to see some compiler internals for cuda, it feels like Christmas. A big thanks from me for all the upstreaming effort!
I'm definitely subscribing to the llvm-dev list[1] in case any discussion on this continues there. There's also the llvm-commits, clang-dev, and clang-commits lists as well, but llvm-dev kinda seems like the right place for this.
Gpucc in LLVM is definitely a breath of fresh air for all of us nvcc users. To get to see some compiler internals for cuda, it feels like Christmas. A big thanks from me for all the upstreaming effort!
1: http://lists.llvm.org/mailman/listinfo/llvm-dev