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@kfunk
Hmm, it seems kdevelop tries to popup an error or something for lldb tests. Maybe due to unsupported lldb version?
Jul 27 2017
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Apr 30 2017
Apr 28 2017
Get rid of "property depends on non-NOTIFYable property" warning, as well as unneeded code.
Apr 27 2017
Address comments. Seems I can update the diff directly.
Apr 20 2017
The patch implements what I mentioned.
For reason I don't understand, onPositionChanged doesn't fire for me even with hoverEnable set to true. So the last point won't work. But otherwise it works well.
Sorry I should have been more specific.
what about set moved variable according to global mousre position instead? I know this is possible with QCursor, but not sure if it's possible at qml side, though. I haven't looked at the code yet, but if there's c++ component, we can add a qobject derived class calling QCursor::pos(), and expose it to qml.
Mar 30 2017
Yeah I still don't understand the overall design well. Here's my understanding, please correct me if I'm wrong
Mar 28 2017
CUDA is compatible with both C and C++. But clang only accepts c++11 etc for -std. For example, with c11, clang says
error: invalid argument '-std=c11' not allowed with 'CUDA'
- Make the cuda config dialog less confusing
- Add comments explaining how cuda auto detection works
I mistakenly set wrong include paths for Clang 3.9 and 4.0. That's why I was getting so many errors. After fix that up, everything works as expected even with -nostdinc flags.
Mar 23 2017
Sorry I misread the last comment. No it's not affected by nostdinc or nostdinc++, as in current code those are not added to the command line.
Yeah there're nocudainc and nocudalib. But without cuda includes, some cuda structures like __device__ and __global__ will be undefined.
A bit more investigation shows that both clang and nvcc implicitly add many headers when compiling the file. And our parser doesn't do that, thus the error.
Mar 19 2017
Hmm, I can compile fine with nvcc from CUDA 8.0, despite a few warnings about uninitialized variables.
Mar 17 2017
Rebase on master
Mar 16 2017
Feb 22 2017
By the way, is it ok to land to 5.1 branch? Or maybe master is better?
I name it after "wild pointer" because both of them are dangling around :P
Simplify a bit
Feb 11 2017
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Jan 4 2017
It's now ready for review.
Added and fixed remaining test cases, and rebased to latest HEAD.
Jan 3 2017
Rebased on 5.1
@kfunk yes I think so, it's just bug fixes, and for a better first time impression people get about the LLDB plugin with the 5.1 release. I'll rebase.
Sep 19 2016
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Sep 5 2016
Use a different way to implement this.
The first version is flawed in that it'll overwrite user preference,
and it doesn't handle missing GDB plugin.