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It seems falcon does not compile with my clang. @jcldc did you ever get this working, the make.clang file seems to originate from you. My version I just tried on Ubuntu 20.04 is 10.0.0, but U20.10 is now using version 11.0.0, haven't tried that yet.
Note the new
./configure --enable-clang
is broken, because flang does not like -g. So it's a manual labor of love to test this.
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indeed, it works following your recipe. The path via configure is still flawed, only making it more clear that #48 is not solved.
clang clearly finds a lot of flaws in the code, given it's copious warnings.
Performance wise , when using clang v11.0 i get about 5.86sec, where g++ v10.2.0 gave me 5.96sec on the same machine, statistically identical.
This is the new "make bench3" where each of the codes runs in 5" on my fastest laptop.
It seems falcon does not compile with my clang. @jcldc did you ever get this working, the make.clang file seems to originate from you. My version I just tried on Ubuntu 20.04 is 10.0.0, but U20.10 is now using version 11.0.0, haven't tried that yet.
Note the new
./configure --enable-clang
is broken, because flang does not like -g. So it's a manual labor of love to test this.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: