Noah Williams

Which file is that? I tried modifying both cabal.project, and stack.yaml in accelerate-llvm, and they still won't build. Here's the error I got: ```llvm-hs > Configuring llvm-hs-13.0.0... llvm-hs > build...

tensorflow-core-ops-0.2.0.1 is the name of the core-ops package and it's the same exact version for tensorflow. I got both of them from hackage.

Oh, sorry. That is version 2.2.0

Yes. I've also tried moving everything to /usr/local/lib and /usr/local/include, and that didn't work either. I remember that with cabal I used to need to pass it something like "--ghc-options=-dynamic"...

Currently I'm not able to get the llvm backends to compile, so no. Edit: I got it to compile, and using larger inputs doesn't do anything to use more cores....

I can't seem to figure out where the test would fit. test/harness/README says that suite is meant for "existing libraries" (which I'm guessing means compiling C libraries from other projects)...

Does this library support statements that declare a variable? I can't seem to find anything that would allow it to declare a local variable. Edit: Actually it seems that this...

Can you do a pull request on my version with this patch? It mostly works (except you need to add an ifdef to importing Distribution.Simple.PreProcess.Types for versions of cabal less...

@adinapoli You're welcome. Edit: Also @cassandracomar , I added a commit to my version that you may want to check out. It won't compile without g++ version 17.

@GunpowderGuy, I've got llvm version 16 installed from source on my machine (I use Arch btw).