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The default encoding used for Java is now UTF-8. This did not have to be changed for the Scala or Kotlin compilers as those already default to UTF-8
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* Await for things
We had a number of things that aren't await()ing their promises.
That led to non-deterministic compiler settings like Intel support.
I used the IDE to find them all and fix the ones that I thought looked
important.
More generally we should use tslint (once we're all typescript) to
ensure this more generally. I tried the eslint equivalent but it
either overreacted or didn't catch anything.
Closes #3085
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This change only gets the GNAT Debug expanded generated code (-gnatD).
Signed-off-by: Marc Poulhiès <dkm@kataplop.net>
Co-authored-by: Mats Larsen <me@supergrecko.com>
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* Enable GCC dump for the GNAT Ada compiler
GNAT is part of GCC and can handle the regular GCC options for dump files.
Signed-off-by: Marc Poulhiès <dkm@kataplop.net>
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(#2940)
* Add support for generating SPIR-V assembly from OpenCL C and C++ for OpenCL
* Update cpp_for_opencl.amazon.properties
* Update openclc.amazon.properties
Co-authored-by: Patrick Quist <partouf@gmail.com>
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Fixes #2995
Co-authored-by: Maurice Mohlek <maurice.mohlek@valtech.de>
Co-authored-by: Mats Larsen <me@supergrecko.com>
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Adds a new pane for producing the macro expansion of Rust code compiled with rustc.
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* Changes to allow Program (vs Unit) in Object Pascal
* add possibility of dpr
* more flexibility with pascal filenames
* lintfixes
* i have no idea what im doing
* apply changes to pascal-win
* pascal fixes
* pascal projectfile changes
* work in progress
* bugfixes
* bla
* bugfixes
* mostly working
Co-authored-by: paul mcgee <paul.mcgee.8@bigpond.com>
Co-authored-by: Paul McGee <paulmcgee1969@gmail.com>
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* OCaml properties fixes
- Improve defaults by adding local and system versions
- Make no assumptions about whether local and system are the same
- Enable OPAM workflows which rely on updating PATH
- Fix version flag
- Fix objdumper
* OCaml output refactoring
* Add an arg parser for OCaml
Derived from Pascal (for now)
* Rename default OCaml compiler ids
* Add alias of old OCaml default compiler id
Co-authored-by: Rubén Rincón Blanco <ruben@rinconblanco.es>
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A new compiler type 'win32-vc6' has been added, which uses a slightly
modified version of asm-parser-vc to handle assembly output differences
from current Visual Studio output.
In particular, MSVC6 does not output a comment line containing the
function's compile flags prior to the function body. The win32-vc parser
uses this to identify the start of a function and initialize
currentFunction. Instead, we use the regex that identifies a function
name to do this. Otherwise, a TypeError occurs trying to set
currentFunction.name when currentFunction is null.
In addition, MSVC6 only outputs a file comment once (presumably, until a
function from a different file is output). So instead of initializing
currentFunction.file to undefined, it is set to currentFile instead.
This should get set on the first function found in the file, but if not
it is initialized to undefined, so the behavior there would be the same.
Finally, the _DATA and _TLS segments are handled as well as some
additional miscellaneous directives.
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* Fix execution for Java with multifile ui
* Remove dev comment
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Changes:
- ocaml.default.properties:
- add the relevant flags for execution and emitting binaries
- add nicer version number reporting
- let CE know `objdump` can be used on ocaml objects
- ocaml.js:
- update optionsForFilter for both executable and object handling
- override the getter for executable to work within ocamlopt context
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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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Fixes github issue #2848
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Unused function parameters (used in the custom panic handler) are now
compile errors.
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* Add support for circle-lang (closes #1845)
* Add circle-128 version.
* Support keywords starting with @ (thanks Matt!)
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* Add Rustc MIR representation view
* Enable MIR view for rust-cg-gcc
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Add support for cproc C11 compiler.
cproc is a lightweight compiler using the QBE backend.
Fixes #2755
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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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GCC backend for rustc is still in a very early state.
It is in the process of being merged in main rustc source:
https://github.com/rust-lang/compiler-team/issues/442
Currently reusing main rust compiler class and simply remove -Cllvm= argument if
any (only for intel asm syntax).
Disabling binary until the result is more friendly (currently binary are too
big).
refs #2683
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* Add Crystal support
* Fix copyright
* Add ASM parser for Crystal
* Add supportsLibraryCodeFilter
* Update crystal-mode.js
* use baseName
* Force `square` call
* Update default snippet
Co-authored-by: Patrick Quist <partouf@gmail.com>
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* Bare execution for Java programs
* Support execution for Kotlin
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* Pass -g to TinyC by default
Closes #2748
* Sort C++ libs and tools alphabetically
* Sort C libs and tools alphabetically
* Add missing Zig C & C++ versions
* Enable semver for RISC-V Clang
Issue #2739
* Add missing RISC-V Clang 12.0
Issue #2739
* Improve RISC-V Clang config
* Improve C++ props file to make it more mantainable
* Add missing Zig C compiler id in compiler list
* Update etc/config/c++.amazon.properties
* Show different group name for each RISCV version
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* Initial sketch for how we could parse Rust output
It has many issues, which I need to ask about, but ey, it works!
* Fix spacing
* Add tests for the new Rust output parsing
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* Add initial scala support
* Fix scala 3 compiler flags
* Use semver instead
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* Adds Zig-args
This is the first Zig library added to the site, so this implementation
might be broken in unexpected ways
See issue #2525
* Update lib/base-compiler.js
Co-authored-by: Rubén Rincón Blanco <ruben@rinconblanco.es>
Co-authored-by: Matt Godbolt <matt@godbolt.org>
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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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As requested by #2707
It still has the same problems found in #2434,
which that will get fixed in Zig 0.8.1
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* Add Kotlin/JVM support
* Update CONTRIBUTORS.md
* Use kotlinc-jvm instead of kotlinc
* Fix alphabetical ordering
* Filter kotlin compiler arguments
Extract user options filtering for java into a separate function to
handle filtering options with extra arguments.
Filter kotlin compiler options: -d, -jdk-home, -kotlin-home, -script, -progressive
* Filter -Xjavac user options
Filter any option that starts with '-Xjavac', as it could be used to pass unwanted options through kotlinc to javac.
* Fix year in copyright
Co-authored-by: Rubén Rincón Blanco <ruben@rinconblanco.es>
* Add kotlin.amazon.properties
* Add JAVA_HOME to kotlin default exec options
Query per-compiler property 'java_home' and set environment
* Add java_home to kotlin properties
Co-authored-by: Daniel Below <daniel.below@jetbrains.com>
Co-authored-by: Rubén Rincón Blanco <ruben@rinconblanco.es>
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