Field G. Van Zee
Field G. Van Zee
> Yes it will fail be cause mixed-precision/mixed-domain is broken. That's not entirely consistent with what I'm seeing. For example, the second Travis CI test: > OOT=0 TEST=FAST SDE=0 THR="openmp"...
> @fgvanzee well, the wrong one failed :) Halp. Why does macOS not like: ```sh rval_fail=$(grep -q 'FAILURE' $1) rval_exit=$(grep -q 'Exiting normally' $1) # If FAILURE was found (exit...
> `grep -q` doesn't output 0 or 1, you would have to use `$?` to get the return code afterwards. Okay, thanks.
> Just do: > > ```shell > if grep -q 'FAILURE' $1 2>/dev/null || > grep -qv 'Exiting normally' $1 2>/dev/null; then > ``` This... did not help. 😂
There. I think that finally does it.
Hi @jmh530. Thanks for this report. Last I checked, those resources are managed by @rvdg.
I *adored* this game when I was a kid playing on my dad's Mac II si. *Adored*. Thank you *so much* for creating this reimplementation! ❤️ EDIT: I'll have you...
I agree that `conj[vdm]` would be useful. While I considered them, they didn't made the cut when I was originally formulating the operations to include in BLIS. As for the...
I'm working on fixing some oversights in the original commit. Separately, we'll need to decide whether omitting a symbol should also cause `blis.h` to omit its function prototype. Normally I'd...
@tbetcke Since you were involved in #816, can you give this PR a try? Take a look at `configure --help` to see the new symbol omission / compat options. Thanks...