Mirek Kratochvil

@IanButterworth defaulting to many threads is a resource hog and interrupting is not stable at all. Can we have a simpler option that does this effectively instead? (perhaps an env...

(cc @stelmo )

Oh cool. Is that somewhere in docs? (Must have missed it in there)

Hello, yeah, I thought about something like this: ```latex \documentclass[border=10pt]{standalone} \usepackage{tikz} \usetikzlibrary{positioning, fit} \begin{document} \begin{tikzpicture} \pgfdeclarelayer{background} \pgfsetlayers{background,main} \def\wrap#1#2{\begin{pgfonlayer}{background}\node[rounded corners=1ex, fit=#1, #2] {}; \end{pgfonlayer}} \tikzstyle{bg}=[fill=cyan, inner sep=0pt, fill opacity=0.1, draw=cyan!50!black, draw...

Deprecates #28

Hi! yeah that would actually make a total sense (even for the consistency reasons :D ). PR welcome, the main work here is likely to copypaste the other geom code...

Ah OK great, that should do it for the examples, thanks!

re 3, might be environment variable to allow easy unixy wrappers: ``` ACCELERATE_CLANG="myclang -fmy-option" ./my-accelerate-app ```

Re the per-kernel settings, is there currently some kind of API exposed that would allow folks to compile the kernels manually and assemble them into programs?

I was reviewing the changes in v2 and found a quirk (only a single one actually, so very good job there! :wink: ), so I though I would report it...