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Update and improve the auto-detection of the "restrict" keyword; add
more test cases to detect more possible failures. Disable testing the
array syntax
void foo (double A[restrict]);
where the "restrict" keyword is given within the square brackets;
instead, one can use the pointer syntax
void foo (double *restrict const A);
which is tested.
Add support for the gcc built-in function "builtin_expect", which
tells the compiler the value that an expression is most likely to
have.
Re-enable the (currently commented out) definitions for attribute(hot)
and attribute(cold).
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The rules to build CUDA source files are very similar to those for C
and C++, and different from those for the Fortran. Reorder reorder
these makefile rules to make the code easier to understand.
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OpenMP requires continuation lines in Fortran 90 (and possibly Fortran
77 as well though I have not checked that) to start with the OMP
sentinel (https://computing.llnl.gov/tutorials/openMP/#Directives).
This patch ensures that a sentinel OMP or HPF is repeated when a line
starting with that sentinel is broken to limit its length to 132
characters.
It also adds a case-insensitive flag to the check for "!" like comments
and adds extra backslashes to the standard_comments regex to properly
match $OMP after all metacharacters have been handled.
Tested with LoopControl's Fortran interface on gcc 4.5,Intel 11.1 and
PGI.
(Patch by Roland Haas)
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functions into a new file cctk_ScheduleFunctions.h, which is included
into cctk.h.
This is done only for C (and C++) since Fortran prototypes cannot be
declared at file scope.
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PATCH, GIT available
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actually uses that very variable for a list of default options. Use GZIP_CMD instead
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In the event of missing {}'s, the code actually went into an endless
loop. The culprit was the while immediately following the error
message. It was not capable of detecting end of file (i.e. when
$data->[$line_number] became undefined). I added checks to ensure
$data->[$Line_number] was defined in two additional while loops.
[patch from Steve Brandt]
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better solution should be found, but this at least doesn't produce an error message now
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should be called CUCC, not NVCC. nvcc is only NVidia's CUDA C compiler.
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Cactus supports a variable OPTIMISE=yes/no to control whether optimisation is performed during compilation. Setting this variable to "yes" (for example, make sim-config OPTIMISE=yes) adds the flags in C_OPTIMISE_FLAGS to CFLAGS so that optimisation is performed. This is the default. Setting OPTIMISE=no does not add the flags. For gcc, this results in an unoptimised configuration as gcc assumes -O0 as the default. The Intel compiler, however, uses -O2 as the default. Hence, setting OPTIMISE=no has no effect on Intel, and -O2 is still used.
This patch adds new configuration options C_NO_OPTIMISE_FLAGS, CXX_NO_OPTIMISE_FLAGS, F77_NO_OPTIMISE_FLAGS and F90_NO_OPTIMISE_FLAGS to complement the *_OPTIMISE_FLAGS options. These are added to the flags when OPTIMISE=no is used, and they default to -O0, which for the commonly used gcc and Intel compilers will lead to an unoptimised configuration.
This requires a CONFIG-reconfig, but this is not enforced because this option doesn't affect most people, and failing to -reconfig is not fatal.
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The regular expression used to match variable settings was absorbing
whitespace into the variable value. Changing to a non-greedy RE fixes
this. This problem caused GSL to not find its directory, as it didn't
expect a space on the end of GSL_DIR.
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gcc' __attribute__(__aligned__(...)) if present. This is necessary for
vectorisation.
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cctki_Capabilities.h was renamed to cctk_Capabilities.h.
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Thorns can specify that they can make use of a particular capability
(for example HDF5), but that it is not absolutely required. It is
currently not possible to detect a capability in the source code or
make system of a thorn because there is no preprocessor macro and no
make variable defined to indicate that the capability is available.
Additionally, the preprocessor definitions which are explicitly
provided by a capability are written to an include file which is
malformed and hence these definitions cannot be read. This commit:
* Introduces makefile and preprocessor variables HAVE_CAPABILITY_<cap>
for each provided capability
* Removes the incorrect definition line causing the include file to be
malformed
* Renames cctki_Capabilities.h to cctk_Capabilities.h and causes
cctk_Capabilities.h to be included from cctk.h by all thorns
* Excludes cctk_Capabilities.h from dependency checking (dependencies
of the files included from this one will be sufficient)
[Patch from Ian Hinder]
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__attribute__((noinline)) if that is supported by the compiler.
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special CPP flags for debugging. These complement the existing
C_DEBUG_FLAGS and CPPFLAGS. In particular, the following flags are
added:
CPP_DEBUG_FLAGS
FPP_DEBUG_FLAGS
CPP_OPTIMISE_FLAGS
FPP_OPTIMISE_FLAGS
CPP_PROFILE_FLAGS
FPP_PROFILE_FLAGS
CPP_OPENMP_FLAGS
FPP_OPENMP_FLAGS
CPP_WARN_FLAGS
FPP_WARN_FLAGS
Applications are e.g. adding -Wall to CPP_WARN_FLAGS, or -fopenmp to
CPP_OPENMP_FLAGS.
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be searched when the openmpi binaries are executed. This can happen e.g. when using openmpi which was compiled with the intel compiler, but the corresponding intel module wasn't loaded
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Modify force-reconfigure to force people to reconfigure their builds
because the way unsued variables are handles changed.
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module files outside of scratch can be found, closes ET ticket #99
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Cactus variables might be unused and should not be reported as such. This closes ET ticket #1
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name and host name
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ExternalLibraries/HDF5 has changed. This may otherwise lead to build
failures in thorns that use HDF5.
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since the default compiler on some Darwin systems doesn't understand
it
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newer versions of the intel compiler - only applies when the intel compiler is not used for linking
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the output of the --version option, and to easily support old and new versions of gfortran
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I have discovered a bug in the CreateConfigurationBindings.pl script
that prevents one from declaring more than one definition via the
"BEGIN DEFINE" block in a configuration script. This is because the
perl script receives the entire block as a single string, prefixes it
with "#define" and then writes to the cctki_THORN.h file. I have
modified the script to split the string on newlines and then prefix
each line with "#define", which then provides the expected behavior.
[Patch from Eric L. Seidel]
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Enables support for compiling HTML versions of
the Cactus documentation. It adds new build targets:
ReferenceManualHTML
MaintainersGuideHTML
UsersGuideHTML
*-ThornDocHTML
*-ArrangementDocHTML
ThornDocHTML
ArrangementDocHTML
ThornGuideHTML
Which are HTML equivalents of the existing doc targets. This makes use
of the small new scripts lib/sbin/ArrangementDocHTML and
lib/sbin/ThornDocHTML.
This patch also introduces a small new script, lib/sbin/ConvertFigures,
which automates the process of converting figures to the correct format for
htlatex.
Finally, it makes some changes to doc/latex/cactus.sty to improve the
rendering of the HTML. It also modifies the Reference Guide to produce a
more consistent result (any cases of the CCTKFunc macro were updated to
use the newer FunctionDescriptionEntry).
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scripts, which especially enables those to use parallel make-builds themselfes.
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[Patch from Ian Hinder]
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results of two similar configurations
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compiler gfortran as the Portland compiler when gfortran is called
through the ftn wrapper that Kraken provides.
The fix is to do what the linux architecture file does and to remove
the faulty test for Portland, and also fix the test for GNU Fortran to
not require '95' in the version string.
(Patch by Roland Haas)
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