Nils Friess

It seems that specifically `-fsanitize=vptr` causes the issue. I don't know why yet, but to enable the other sanitizers included in `-fsanitize=undefined`, you could for now run it with `-fsanitize=undefined...

/run-benchmark In theory, a comment like this should trigger the benchmark run (I think this is a bit better than adding and removing labels) but according to the Github docs...

The github benchmark action [recently added](https://github.com/benchmark-action/github-action-benchmark/pull/223) a feature that comments benchmark results on pull requests (and updates the results if new commits are added to the PR), so maybe we...

I have no idea what geogram or geobox are and I‘m quite sure that your issue has nothing to do with AdaptiveCpp. Anyways, CMake basically tells you what the problem...

> Ignoring extra path from command line: > > "cuda:sm_86" Regarding this: This is probably due to the space after `-DACPP_TARGETS=`

Can you make sure that the libstdc++ version that you use to build AdaptiveCpp itself and the example match as suggested here: https://github.com/AdaptiveCpp/AdaptiveCpp/issues/1428#issuecomment-2038186621 ?

Now we have to find out if that's the same as clang is trying to use when you compile your example. Not sure how to best do this, maybe just...

Not sure what the problem is then. Have you tried just manually compiling the example using `acpp`? Maybe something is going wrong with the CMake config for the example. So...

And does the compilation succeed? Or is there still the same error as before? If it succeeds this way, then there is probably something wrong with your installation or the...

> @nilsfriess, I recall you recently reported to have found some bugs in the tests. Were the group tests by chance among the problematic test cases? I only found some...