perry-ca wrote:
I have concerns about this change just thinking about this from the Solaris
point of view. A couple questions:
- from what I've learnt from Rainer, the Sparc 32-bit mode doesn't support long
double. In that case they should change the CMakefile file so none of the TF
function
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-// REQUIRES: system-linux
perry-ca wrote:
I'm looking into that question. The first thing I noticed was the temp file is
being created and read as a binary file. I also noticed that the output of the
script is not being redirected into the te
https://github.com/perry-ca commented:
Three of these tests will fail on z/OS when the requires is removed. It would
be great if they can be fixed so they work on z/OS. None of these are
available or supported on z/OS so marking them as unsupported on system-zos is
also an option.
@daltenty
https://github.com/perry-ca edited
https://github.com/llvm/llvm-project/pull/111976
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-// REQUIRES: system-linux
perry-ca wrote:
This is failing on z/OS on line 33 with the error:
```
clang: error: failed to deduce triple for target architecture 'native'; specify
the triple using '-fopenmp-targets' and '-Xopenmp-target' instead
``
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-// REQUIRES: system-linux
perry-ca wrote:
The compile & test on line 47 is failing on z/OS with the following message:
```
clang: error: cannot determine amdgcn architecture: No AMD GPU detected in the
system; consider passing it via '--offload-
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-// REQUIRES: system-linux
perry-ca wrote:
This is failing on z/OS on line 28 (ARCH_sm70 check). The actual cc1 line is:
```
clang: warning: CUDA version is newer than the latest partially supported
version 12.5 [-Wunknown-cuda-version]
clang: e
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-// REQUIRES: system-linux
perry-ca wrote:
I agree. By fixing it, I was referring to the code in clang that determines
this value. If it's easy to make the test pass on z/OS great. If not marking
it as unsupported works too. This applies to
