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[Fortran] How aomp relates to amdflang and flang-classic? #576
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Great questions. A lot is changing and your questions gives me a chance to explain things. First aomp is an advanced feature development compiler. Most things in aomp eventually make it into the ROCm compiler. Q: "If aomp Fortran support still exists, is it based on LLVM's in-tree flang, or on the out-of-tree classic flang? " Q: "If on in-tree flang, how do you release it for production, if flang README mentions it's not for production? " Q: "If you base aomp on classic flang, how do you support LLVM 16, if classic flang sticks to a patched version of LLVM 10?" Q2: Regarding amdflang, I really dont know what that is. When we changed the link for flang to flang-legacy, we deleted that binary in aomp. Q1: aompcc is depricated. Please just use clang, clang++, or flang (symlink to flang-legacy). When llvm flang has the features and performance of flang-legacy, the symbolic link will change to a new binary flang-new. |
Hello,
My question is specifically about Fortran language, and about a huge variety of different LLVM-based releases, which is very puzzling. Could you please help me understand how aomp relates to amdflang and flang-classic? More specifically,
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