Marcos Slomp
Marcos Slomp
What's the proper way to report the error back to the caller? - return an error code and leave it up to the caller? - call halide_error (knowing that the...
Something like this, then? ``` if (proverbial_hits_the_fan) { halide_error(user_context, message); return halide_error_code_xyzw; } ```
Almost feels as if we'd need a percentage-style argument to indicate the "fastness" we want
Use `ZoneTransient` instead.
If we still had MinGW support, we could emit a clang/gcc-like object with DWARF, and use [cv2pdb](https://github.com/rainers/cv2pdb) to get a pdb out of it (and some MinGW tooling to convert...
> Would the debug information from a MinGW build map correctly to a Windows-native Halide runtime? If you go through a converter, like the cv2pdb I mentioned above, then technically...
I think we have two spaces to consider here: - the LLVM-generated Halide algorithm+schedule code (this is what [your PR #8703](https://github.com/halide/Halide/pull/8703) addresses) - the Halide runtime And we also have...
Should be possible, but someone will have to write the plugin. I used to contribute to the UE4RenderDocPlugin, and found the whole UE4 plugin system was quite messy. A lot...
FWIW, on Slides 61-62 below I have an alternative way to instrument mutex locks that works without any special Tracy knowledge or decoration: https://github.com/CppCon/CppCon2023/blob/main/Presentations/Tracy_Profiler_2024.pdf It won't give you the neat...
Ditto for `capture`. (cmake version 3.28.3)