Mats Brorsson

I have another incompatibility. I am trying to build the fig_1_1 example from the Data parallel C++ book and get the following error: ``` fig_1_1_hello.cpp:21:5: error: no matching member function...

Thanks, I tried that, but it led to a host of other problems. This is the code snippet in question: ``` char *result = malloc_shared(sz, Q); std::memcpy(result,secret.data(),sz); Q.parallel_for(cl::sycl::range{sz},[=](auto&i) { result[i]...

I got it working with: ``` Q.parallel_for(range{sz},[=](auto &i) { auto index = i.get_id(0); result[index] -= 1; }).wait(); ```

Yes it does, thanks! A C++ question. It was a while since I did something in C++ and I am not too familiar with the `< >` syntax used. For...

Thanks, I have only used it in the form when you have type arguments, but in the arguments above it's a namespace/value. Ok, I will check.

I was just hit by the same issue, it seems not be fixed in the source yet.

I have not yet been able to open an existing directory with a CMakeLists.txt and having it recognised as a project. I can open a directory and see all the...

Thanks for the reply. The setting of `project` did the trick.

@erkules did you resolve this? I am looking to do exactly this right now as well. But I think like @alexcrichton this is not a wasmtime issue, it's a docker...

I did some research on this and the problem lies in `runwasi` which is used by `containerd` to implement the wasm shims. It does not yet support http-wasi. There is...