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PR #25896 avoids array allocation when moving to a different domain with the same index set, but only for DefaultRectangular arrays. That PR uses the approach of adding an optional...

type: Design

### Summary of Problem **Description:** I tried to build Chapel 2.1 on a system where ROCm 6.0.3 is the default and ROCm 5.4.6 is loaded. The reason for this is...

type: Bug
user issue
area: GPU Support

Currently we error out (saying that `var` intents aren't supported for `foreach`) if you attempt something like this: ``` foreach i in 1..100 with (var x = new MyThing()) {...

type: Unimplemented Feature
area: GPU Support

I've stumbled into this several times in the past. It could be really frustrating and confusing, but at the same time it could also be related to my setup as...

stat: Won't fix / Ain't broke
type: Performance
area: GPU Support

The runtime doesn't seem to report the correct number of devices in this config. ```chpl for loc in Locales do on loc { writeln(here, " ", here.gpus.size); } ``` reports...

type: Bug
area: Runtime
area: GPU Support

I often find myself doing multiple reductions of the same type in forall loops (eg. multiple accumulators). The way I currently do this is to specify separate reduce intents (as...

type: Feature Request
area: Language
user issue

### Summary of Problem The compiler fails to resolve a promoted call when the callee is from another `import`ed module. However, when the module is `use`d, it resolves and then...

type: Bug
area: Compiler

Fixes #24107 by adding overloads or optional parameters to each of the `ChapelIO.write*` procs to support writing to a `fileWriter` other than `stdout`. This allows user code to call e.g....

Adds support to use Chapel with LLVM 19 Testing: - [x] build with gcc 7.5 on linux64 without CHPL_DEVELOPER - [x] build with gcc 7.5 on linux64 with CHPL_DEVELOPER -...

post-release

This was asked in Gitter before, but I can't find the context. Today, I wanted to confirm `gpu.itersPerThread` behavior in the following code: ```chpl on here.gpus[0] { foreach i in...

type: Feature Request
user issue
area: GPU Support