Oh sorry..... I just checked out the svn again, and see it already merged. Well done!
On Tue, Jan 20, 2015 at 11:59 PM, Mark Farnell <mark.farn...@gmail.com> wrote: > I know that we are already in stage 4, but features such as OpenACC > 2.0, nvptx and KNL (xeon phi) offloading support are sooooo important > for GCC, and if they have to be deferred to GCC 6.0, then it would be > a great loss to GCC, as OpenACC 2.0 makes heterogeneous manycore > programming so much easier, as it relieves users from doing > assembly-like low level stuff as in CUDA and OpenCL. > > Currently, OpenACC 2.0, nvptx and KNL (xeon phi) support live in the > gomp-4_0-branch From previous discussions in this list, these > features are mature enough to be merged into the trunk, and the owner > of the trunk is just waiting for the codesourcery to do the job. > > So in order to include these features into GCC 5.0, is it possible to > make an exception so that if these features merges into the trunk > within two weeks, they will be allowed to be merged and included into > GCC 5.0? > > Otherwise it would be a big blow to both GCC, and OpenACC, as users > would otherwise be forced to use proprietary compilers.
