Rolf Morel

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Hi there. I have a similar issue, though for XInput's pointer barriers. I gather that rebuilding `xcffib` with your amended `xproto` should maybe allow me to go from a `GeGenericEvent`...

To hijack this question: which other Linux window manager/compositors will there be support for? On 1.0.0, for both i3wm on XOrg and qtile - a WLRoots Wayland compositor - I...

Alternatively, you could say that for _all_ Wayland compositors you need something to implement the DBus interface that you have for GNOME support: https://github.com/kando-menu/gnome-shell-integration/blob/main/extension.js So instead of `kando-wlroots-info` you would...

The current progress on Target Descriptors upstream by extending the DLTI dialect is contained in the following `llvm-project` PRs: 1. https://github.com/llvm/llvm-project/pull/92138 ( a continuation of https://github.com/llvm/llvm-project/pull/85141 ) 2. https://github.com/llvm/llvm-project/pull/96706 3....

@rengolin, I think the following bullet is well-address by [[MLIR][DLTI] Introduce DLTIQueryInterface and impl for DLTI attrs - llvm/llvm-project#104595](https://github.com/llvm/llvm-project/pull/104595) - [x] Move from specific attributes (ex. L1_cache_size) to string representations...

What is this supposed to control? How passes behave at compile time? How llvm compilation behaves? I am just trying to understand if this has meaningful connection with DLTI and/or...

``` Failed Tests (4): TPP_OPT :: BF16/matmul-vnni.mlir TPP_OPT :: Conversion/VectorToXsmm/vector-to-transpose.mlir TPP_OPT :: Passes/DefaultPipeline/default-tpp-passes.mlir TPP_OPT :: Python/transform_callback.py ``` Hmm - all fail with segfaults. These tests all succeed for me on...

> Will need to think about it. Might be to do with enabling some Python environment vars in the `lit.cfg.py` as otherwise `tpp-sched` (which is implicated in the segfaults) is...

> I take that the callback signature is reified into IR. Yes - automatically converted from the handles' types on the invocation of a Python callback. There's a test case...