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...granularity. By granularity I mean that we would hash the entire definition of a class including all methods defined lexically inline and emit a single value for that class. The first step is to build a new visitor over the clang AST that calculates a hash of the ODR-relevant pieces of the code. (StmtProfiler doesn’t work here because it includes pointers addresses which will be different across different translation units.) Hash the outermost declaration with external-linkage. For example, given a class with a method defined inline, we start the visitor at the class, not at the method. The entirety of...

...ty. By granularity I mean that we would hash the entire definition of a class including all methods defined lexically inline and emit a single value for that class. > > The first step is to build a new visitor over the clang AST that calculates a hash of the ODR-relevant pieces of the code. (StmtProfiler doesn’t work here because it includes pointers addresses which will be different across different translation units.) Hash the outermost declaration with external-linkage. For example, given a class with a method defined inline, we start the visitor at the class, not at the method. The entirety of...

...n that we would hash the entire definition of a class > including all methods defined lexically inline and emit a single value for > that class. > > > > The first step is to build a new visitor over the clang AST that > calculates a hash of the ODR-relevant pieces of the code. (StmtProfiler > doesn’t work here because it includes pointers addresses which will be > different across different translation units.) Hash the outermost > declaration with external-linkage. For example, given a class with a method > defined inline, we start the visitor at the class, not at the meth...

...the entire definition of a class >> including all methods defined lexically inline and emit a single value for >> that class. >> > >> > The first step is to build a new visitor over the clang AST that >> calculates a hash of the ODR-relevant pieces of the code. (StmtProfiler >> doesn’t work here because it includes pointers addresses which will be >> different across different translation units.) Hash the outermost >> declaration with external-linkage. For example, given a class with a method >> defined inline, we start the visitor at the class,...

...y I mean that we would hash the entire definition of a class including all methods defined lexically inline and emit a single value for that class. >> > >> > The first step is to build a new visitor over the clang AST that calculates a hash of the ODR-relevant pieces of the code. (StmtProfiler doesn’t work here because it includes pointers addresses which will be different across different translation units.) Hash the outermost declaration with external-linkage. For example, given a class with a method defined inline, we start the visitor at the class, not at the method. The entirety of...

...anularity I mean that we would hash the entire definition of a class including all methods defined lexically inline and emit a single value for that class. > > > > The first step is to build a new visitor over the clang AST that calculates a hash of the ODR-relevant pieces of the code. (StmtProfiler doesn’t work here because it includes pointers addresses which will be different across different translation units.) Hash the outermost declaration with external-linkage. For example, given a class with a method defined inline, we start the visitor at the class, not at the method. The entirety of...

...the entire definition of a class >> including all methods defined lexically inline and emit a single value for >> that class. >> > >> > The first step is to build a new visitor over the clang AST that >> calculates a hash of the ODR-relevant pieces of the code. (StmtProfiler >> doesn’t work here because it includes pointers addresses which will be >> different across different translation units.) Hash the outermost >> declaration with external-linkage. For example, given a class with a method >> defined inline, we start the visitor at the class,...

...y I mean that we would hash the entire definition of a class including all methods defined lexically inline and emit a single value for that class. >> > >> > The first step is to build a new visitor over the clang AST that calculates a hash of the ODR-relevant pieces of the code. (StmtProfiler doesn’t work here because it includes pointers addresses which will be different across different translation units.) Hash the outermost declaration with external-linkage. For example, given a class with a method defined inline, we start the visitor at the class, not at the method. The entirety of...

...on of a class >>> including all methods defined lexically inline and emit a single value for >>> that class. >>> > >>> > The first step is to build a new visitor over the clang AST that >>> calculates a hash of the ODR-relevant pieces of the code. (StmtProfiler >>> doesn’t work here because it includes pointers addresses which will be >>> different across different translation units.) Hash the outermost >>> declaration with external-linkage. For example, given a class with a method >>> defined inline, we start the visit...

...on of a class >>> including all methods defined lexically inline and emit a single value for >>> that class. >>> > >>> > The first step is to build a new visitor over the clang AST that >>> calculates a hash of the ODR-relevant pieces of the code. (StmtProfiler >>> doesn’t work here because it includes pointers addresses which will be >>> different across different translation units.) Hash the outermost >>> declaration with external-linkage. For example, given a class with a method >>> defined inline, we start the visit...

Hi Eli and Others In response to your feedback, I have taken care of all your review comments - I removed clangOMP.a and moved the implementation of "class OmpPragmaHandler" to "clangLex.a". The attached zipped file - namely - 'OpenMP_support_in_Clang.tar.gz' contains all the implemented "patches" along with *newly* added source files. Another attached text

On Wed, Oct 10, 2012 at 5:40 AM, Eli Friedman <eli.friedman at gmail.com>wrote: > On Tue, Oct 9, 2012 at 4:37 AM, Mahesha HS <mahesha.llvm at gmail.com> wrote: > > Hello All, > > > > We would like to make a proposal to support OpenMP in CLANG. The goal of > > this effort is to provide support for syntax > > > > analysis (parsing), semantic