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* this works, but args are hidden for user
* moved to optionsforfilter so user can see the parameter
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spacing (#3428)
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* Group some files to their own folders
In etc/scripts/, added disasms/, docenizers/, and util/ folders
In lib/, added mapfiles/, and parsers/ folders (+moved google.js to
shortener)
In static/, added widgets/ folder
Added cypress folder to .gitignore
* Address Matt's PR reviews
* Move new Pane renaming to folder
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* Extract device code from assembly files.
This commit by itself does not actually add any viewing panes for the
extracted device code, nor does it provide any means to provide
device-specific postprocessing steps.
* Add a rudimentary device view.
This doesn't handle multiple device outputs correctly at the moment, and
it provides no opportunity to view device code differently from
non-device code for now.
* Lint issues
* Some more WIP getting it working.
* Add device extraction code
* More fixes, and keep state
Co-authored-by: Joshua Cranmer <joshua.cranmer@intel.com>
Co-authored-by: Patrick Quist <partouf@gmail.com>
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* Added support for HIP compilation for AMD GPUs.
At the moment it only supports stand-alone compilation w/o ROCm SDK.
* Enable barebones HIP compilation.
Clang by itself is good enough to compile simple kernels that do not need ROCm
SDK headers and bitcode libraries.
Closes #2760
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* Added support for SASS disassembly for clang as a CUDA compiler.
Clang `--cuda-device-only -c` produces the same kind of CUBIN output as `nvcc
-cubin` and can use nvdisasm to disassemble it.
* Enable SASS disassembly for clang as a CUDA compiler.
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