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...LVM Dev meeting next week that will cover various topics related to the use of LLVM in the compiler stacks for the GPUs. Here is the initial list of discussion topics: - Canonicalization vs. GPUs: Type mutation; - Control flow mutation (graphics shaders are more sensitive to this); - Divergence/reconvergence sensitivity; - Address-space awareness; The round table is preliminary planned for Tue 3-4pm or Wed 2-3pm. The exact slot will be listed in the online schedule soon: https://llvmdevmtg2019.sched.com/ Feel free to let us know of any other topics you would like to cover. Kind regards, Anastasi...

...ybrid scenario consists of a "side-tone" producing device (e.g. radio) connected to a full-duplex interface which connects to a digital voice network. It isn't a show stopper if this in not a capability, but in the event my system or software was reset, it would be nice to not have to reconverge every time (i.e. intialize the adaptive filter to a non-zero state). Thanks in advance! Doug C. -------------- next part -------------- A non-text attachment was scrubbed... Name: smime.p7s Type: application/x-pkcs7-signature Size: 5212 bytes Desc: not available Url : http://lists.xiph.org/pipe...

...hreads and their communication with each other via special functions, - including how these groups of threads are impacted (split and merged) by branches etc., and - new target-independent intrinsic(s) which manipulate subgroups of threads, mostly by marking locations in the program where threads reconverge Details to be determined, of course. In this mail, I would mostly like to make initial contact with the larger community. First, to explain the problem to CPU-centric folks and maybe help get over the initial shock. Second, to reach out to other people thinking about GPUs: Has anybody else giv...

...LVM Dev meeting next week that will cover various topics related to the use of LLVM in the compiler stacks for the GPUs. Here is the initial list of discussion topics: - Canonicalization vs. GPUs: Type mutation; - Control flow mutation (graphics shaders are more sensitive to this); - Divergence/reconvergence sensitivity; - Address-space awareness; The round table is preliminary planned for Tue 3-4pm or Wed 2-3pm. The exact slot will be listed in the online schedule soon: https://llvmdevmtg2019.sched.com/ Feel free to let us know of any other topics you would like to cover. Kind regards, Anastasi...

...l" > behavior which game developers actually expect. This is exactly the sort > of "spooky action at a distance" which makes me think that everything > we've done so far is really insufficient, and we need to add an explicit > notion of control-flow divergence and reconvergence to the IR. We need a > way to say that control flow re-converges at the continue block, so that > LLVM won't eliminate it, and we can vectorize it correctly without > penalizing cases where it's better for control flow not to re-converge. Well said! Cheers, Nicolai -- Lern...

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...; behavior which game developers actually expect. This is exactly the sort > > of "spooky action at a distance" which makes me think that everything > > we've done so far is really insufficient, and we need to add an explicit > > notion of control-flow divergence and reconvergence to the IR. We need a > > way to say that control flow re-converges at the continue block, so that > > LLVM won't eliminate it, and we can vectorize it correctly without > > penalizing cases where it's better for control flow not to re-converge. > > Well said! >...

...; > > > > of "spooky action at a distance" which makes me think that > everything > > > > > we've done so far is really insufficient, and we need to > add an explicit > > > > > notion of control-flow divergence and reconvergence to the > IR. We need a > > > > > way to say that control flow re-converges at the continue > block, so that > > > > > LLVM won't eliminate it, and we can vectorize it correctly > without > > > > > penalizing cas...

...gt; > of "spooky action at a distance" which makes me think that > > everything > > > > > > we've done so far is really insufficient, and we need to > > add an explicit > > > > > > notion of control-flow divergence and reconvergence to the > > IR. We need a > > > > > > way to say that control flow re-converges at the continue > > block, so that > > > > > > LLVM won't eliminate it, and we can vectorize it correctly > > without > > > &g...

...h game developers actually expect. This is exactly the sort > > > of "spooky action at a distance" which makes me think that everything > > > we've done so far is really insufficient, and we need to add an explicit > > > notion of control-flow divergence and reconvergence to the IR. We need a > > > way to say that control flow re-converges at the continue block, so that > > > LLVM won't eliminate it, and we can vectorize it correctly without > > > penalizing cases where it's better for control flow not to re-converge. > >...

...rs actually expect. This is exactly the sort > > > > of "spooky action at a distance" which makes me think that everything > > > > we've done so far is really insufficient, and we need to add an explicit > > > > notion of control-flow divergence and reconvergence to the IR. We need a > > > > way to say that control flow re-converges at the continue block, so that > > > > LLVM won't eliminate it, and we can vectorize it correctly without > > > > penalizing cases where it's better for control flow not to re-conve...

...actly > the sort > > > > > of "spooky action at a distance" which makes me think that > everything > > > > > we've done so far is really insufficient, and we need to add an > explicit > > > > > notion of control-flow divergence and reconvergence to the IR. We > need a > > > > > way to say that control flow re-converges at the continue block, > so that > > > > > LLVM won't eliminate it, and we can vectorize it correctly without > > > > > penalizing cases where it's better for con...

1) Everytime a participant speaks there is a echo for a short duration (maybe a word or two) but as the participant continues to speak without a any break the echo is 95% cancelled (i.e there is a feeble echo still present if observed very carefully). 2) The moment the participant stops / pauses speaking and start talking again, scenario 1 is repeated as if the echo state has been re-initialized

...actly > the sort > > > > > of "spooky action at a distance" which makes me think that > everything > > > > > we've done so far is really insufficient, and we need to add an > explicit > > > > > notion of control-flow divergence and reconvergence to the IR. We > need a > > > > > way to say that control flow re-converges at the continue block, > so that > > > > > LLVM won't eliminate it, and we can vectorize it correctly without > > > > > penalizing cases where it's better for con...

...actly > the sort > > > > > of "spooky action at a distance" which makes me think that > everything > > > > > we've done so far is really insufficient, and we need to add an > explicit > > > > > notion of control-flow divergence and reconvergence to the IR. We > need a > > > > > way to say that control flow re-converges at the continue block, > so that > > > > > LLVM won't eliminate it, and we can vectorize it correctly without > > > > > penalizing cases where it's better for con...

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