I’m not saying that VSCode is the snappiest editor out there but for all its flaws it’s still the most responsive editor for my use case on moderately sized CUDA/HIP projects.
Unrelated but are you back at the Big Green? Curious about what they have you working on.
HIP is definitely a viable option. In fact with some effort you can port large CUDA projects to be compilable with the HIP/ AMD-clang toolchain. This way you don’t have to rewrite the world from scratch in a new…
What would differentiate this from AMD’s clang based HIP compiler https://rocm.docs.amd.com/projects/HIP/en/latest/ ?
I’m not saying that VSCode is the snappiest editor out there but for all its flaws it’s still the most responsive editor for my use case on moderately sized CUDA/HIP projects.
Unrelated but are you back at the Big Green? Curious about what they have you working on.
HIP is definitely a viable option. In fact with some effort you can port large CUDA projects to be compilable with the HIP/ AMD-clang toolchain. This way you don’t have to rewrite the world from scratch in a new…
What would differentiate this from AMD’s clang based HIP compiler https://rocm.docs.amd.com/projects/HIP/en/latest/ ?