tra added a comment.

Is this patch in its current form blocking any of your other work? no-cuid 
approach, even if we figure out how to do it, will likely take some time. Do 
you need an interim solution until then?

In D125904#3537385 <https://reviews.llvm.org/D125904#3537385>, @jhuber6 wrote:

> Also, for the OpenMP case, we already pass the host-IR as a dependency for 
> the device compilation. So it would be relatively easy for us to just 
> generate these names on the host and then read them from the IR for the 
> device. The problem is that CUDA / HIP doesn't use this approach so it 
> wouldn't be a great solution to have two different ways to do this. So we 
> would either need to make CUDA / HIP take the host IR and use that, or move 
> OpenMP to use the driver. The benefit of passing the IR is that we can much 
> more stably generate some arbitrary string to mangle these names and we're 
> guarunteed to have them match up because we read them from the host. The 
> downside is that it'd be somewhat of a regression because now we have an 
> extra call to Clang for CUDA / HIP when we previously didn't need to.

Yeah. The different compilation flows are a bit of a problem. So is the 
closeness of NVIDIA's binary format, which limits what we can do with them. 
E.g. we can't currently modify GPU binary and rename of add new symbols.

I'll need to think about the no-cuid solution. If we can solve it, not 
deviating from C++ linking would be a valuable benefit and would save us some 
headaches down the road. Extra clang invocation may be worth it, but it's too 
early to tell.


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