Thorsten Schütt

Maybe I missed the motivation for doing this: * consistency with clang and gcc * you have a use case: I need it for the linux kernel? * something else

That does indeed sound useful.

Sorry. I believe consistency is it should be named .comment and not idk .version. The real question is: is it helpful for rust users? I believe so.

Would it be a win to have a accelerator.rst explaining the design, i.e., streams and events. Sorry, I meant to say: would an introduction in accelerator.h help?

Can I query the accelerator framework for the number of devices of the current process? Or is the assumption that it is either zero or 1? Or do I have...

We are looking at persistent memory and have to notify the target of completed RDMA writes. The alternative is sending a message, but that seems to have higher latency.

Thanks for your help. I will try the fence.

40 bits would be sufficient to encode any offset in an 1 TB array, which fits our use-case.

ARM SVE uses `svfloat64x2_t`. Vectors are a multiples of 128 bit. I don't know what RISC-V uses. `f64xN` is in the Portable packed SIMD vector types RFC.

ARM offers ACLEs, which can read the vscale. I have an array of floats, then I read them with ACLE SVE. Do SVE types ever exist in memory or only...