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wmobit

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    Comment #46498373

    Possibly -ffreestanding will help

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    Comment #46498316

    The _fltused handling is quite crude: https://github.com/llvm/llvm-project/blob/5cfd02f44a43a2e2a0... TLDR it's going to emit the reference if it's targeting MSVC and there's any f…

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    Comment #45933471

    I'd go so far as to say it's the exact opposite. It's faster and easier to change the hardware than the software.

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    Comment #40761683

    clang does have pragma clang fp to enable a subset of fast math flags within a scope

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    Comment #19956254

    This couldn't have a worse name. It's already used inside clang, and llvm. Searching "llvm CodeGen" will never find this.

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    Comment #18528729

    Chrome is available on the App Store

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    Comment #10194889

    It's really not. It's barely an abstraction over LLVM IR

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    Comment #8648043

    I live on El Camino and frequently take the bus. It's a 40 minute walk to the nearest caltrain station

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    Comment #8444872

    The keurig actually does have tea pods, which produce pretty awful tea

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    Comment #8375356

    There is an OpenCL profiler for AMD, and library equivalents for those in clBLAS / clFFT

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    Comment #8374993

    There isn't really anything fundamentally that would make CUDA faster that OpenCL. There aren't any huge semantic differences between them.

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    Comment #7462102

    No, unfortunately front ends still need to be aware of some of the ABI details of the target to produce the IR for it.

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    Comment #7128106

    I used to use it before working on it was my job.

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    Comment #6765002

    But the 64-bit pointer support isn't there yet, so it's not super useful. You can't use it all within the same program

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    Comment #6312119

    Most (probably nearly all, I've never seen one that doesn't) have bathrooms with showers.

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    Comment #6273489

    Dear everyone, please stop using C as a compile target. Thanks.

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    Comment #3503347

    I also think it mostly means the president won't see anybody's penis.

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    Comment #3375737

    As if MS will implement C1X. They haven't caught up to the last C standard from 12 years ago

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    Comment #3349763

    The alloca usage here terrifies me.

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    Comment #3228875

    No, it's totally a sine wave.

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    Comment #3215664

    Comments on saved ones might be nice. For example, on the one I started on, there appears to be a tiger in Colorado. I have an urge to comment and ask if that is in fact a tiger.

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    Comment #3109790

    You don't use experiments to 'derive' the speed of light. You use Maxwell's equations.

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    Comment #3015275

    Note the 'Automatic' qualifier on reference counting

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    Comment #2938348

    Such is impossible under current copyright law