Sam

> There are thousands of variants and I have other priorities right now. That's totally understandable, thanks for the quick response! > There's nothing difficult about doing this... It's really...

Another option is to leverage `circle`'s metaprogramming capabilities together with existing C++ libraries like [enoki](https://enoki.readthedocs.io/en/master/intro.html), which vectorize through use of container templates. In regular C++, the main downside of libraries...

Hi, I saw that build 143 introduced support for SIMD instructions, and it successfully resolves the original issue topic 🎉. I've played with it a little bit more and run...

> Can you also get the clang version for the relevant installations. ``` sam@Sams-Air neohookean_test_enzyme % $CXX --version Homebrew clang version 13.0.0 Target: arm64-apple-darwin20.1.0 Thread model: posix InstalledDir: /opt/homebrew/Cellar/llvm/13.0.0_2/bin ```...

As a long time (10+ years) CUDA developer, I just bought a Radeon VII (because it was one of the few cards AMD appeared to actually support) so I could...

I am also having this problem on typora 1.8.10 from a mac. I tried @rwang5203's suggestion directly above this comment, but it didn't work.

> Please refer to the ROCm Installation Guide ... https://docs.amd.com/bundle/ROCm_Installation_Guidev5.0/page/Overview_of_ROCm_Installation_Methods.html this does not contain any information about which devices support ROCm or HIP. > and the latest version of the...

Thanks to @mark-decker and @ye-luo for linking some relevant documentation to shed light on this issue. I still wish someone official would weigh in, rather than having us speculate about...

I just ran into this problem when upgrading to clang 16 too. At the time of writing this the 1.13.0 release does still have the implicit conversion problem, but the...

@ipcamit I think you're just using the wrong names for some of the enzyme stuff. try: - `__enzyme_autodiff` rather than `__enzyme_autodiffs` - `enzyme_const` instead of `__enzyme_const` - `enzyme_dup` instead of...