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                                            Rob Stewart

Asynchronous execution

Note: this issue is further discussed in June/July 2014 on the accelerate mailing list [here](https://groups.google.com/d/msg/accelerate-haskell/EEHvgVGhI8Q/ocwDzm7P9wIJ).

Calculate score on the fly

This is great! I am using this code, to good effect. A pull request would be useful for others. Thoughts @bnbeckwith ?

Add on-the-fly easy score checking

I agree that the default should be this feature being turned off. @ag91 it'd be good to include documentation, both in README.org and in writegood-mode.el, stating how to enable/disable this...

Dynamic linking to LLVM8 doesn't work

@jrprice I was also affected by https://github.com/jrprice/Oclgrind/issues/164#issuecomment-477168536 . Linux, Fedora 31. This change fixed it for me also: ``` - clangLex clangBasic - ${LLVM_LIBS}) + clangLex clangBasic) + +target_link_libraries(oclgrind PUBLIC...

Is there any way that Closure/Static could be factored into a separate package?

To address an earlier question raised by @rrnewton on this issue. The closure/static representation in HdpH was also cut away from the rest of HdpH back in July 2012. At...

(C backend) minting 16 or more short's by prefixing `i` creates potentially illegal C code

As pointed about by @endrix , the straight forward CAL solution is to not use `i` in a CAL foreach statement, i.e. to rewrite ``` foreach int(size=16) i .. ```...

[SOLVED] no dialog raised on Set/Update Refinement eclipse 4.7

@Bazmundi hi, can this issue be closed now?

[SOLVED] does not appear to work in eclipse 4.7

@Bazmundi hi, can this issue be closed now?

Mixing of indices of lvalue when using `for` generators in rvalue

@junaidjameel the closest (complete) actor example containing your action is: ``` package cal; actor my_actor() uint(size=8) In ==> uint(size=8) OP: List(type:uint(size=8),size=192) pt; action In:[xs] repeat 192 ==> do foreach int...

C backend incorrectly computing 32bit/64bit integer values in the absence of casting

I've pushed a fix for this. What is does this is: previously when compiling: ``` package cal; actor CastActor() ==> : my_action: action ==> var uint(size=32) a, uint(size=32) b, uint(size=64)...