Brad Chamberlain

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### Summary of Feature **Description:** While reading through some documentation for library routines with many arguments today, as in BLAS: I found myself thinking that it would be nice if...

type: Design
type: Feature Request
area: Tools

When using the `-M` flag, a user may misunderstand that it is meant to specify a directory rather than the location of a module itself. For example, rather than using...

type: Error Message
type: Feature Request
user issue

Notes to self: * uncovered some issues with the implementation approach here, such as that Block and Cyclic's localSubdomains() weren't ever implemented for the case where they support oversubscription. I've...

Historically, Chapel used `a.out` as its binary name, so the test system threw the `-o` flag for each test so that a test `foo.chpl` would have its executable named `foo`....

Here, I focused on modules I obviously own, key distributions that were lacking a description, and entries that took up multiple lines.

Also add a test to lock it in. Resolves #20929

Implicit reads/writes of sync variables have been deprecated for some time now, though we retained the feature for an unusual amount of time, being concerned about the impact on initializers....

area: Libraries / Modules
area: Language
type: Stabilization

[This is a longstanding issue that I'm capturing on GitHub since I couldn't find it here] When iterating over multiple multidimensional arrays using zippered iteration, performance currently falls off a...

type: Design
area: Compiler
type: Performance
area: Language

Today, we support a `CHPL_TARGET_PLATFORM` variable that sometimes tells us a lot about the target platform if it's something specific like an HPE Cray EX or Cray XC system, but...

type: Design
type: Feature Request
area: Makefiles / Scripts
user issue

As a Chapel programmer, it'd be helpful if a module's chpldoc-generated page showed the public use clauses contained at module-scope so that I'm aware what symbols beyond the module itself...

type: Feature Request
area: Tools