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compilation of pal library generated a build error:

||=== Build: Debug in MyProject1 (compiler: GNU GCC Compiler) ===|
/tmp/ccwMmFam.s|41|Error: bad instruction `movfs r0,COREID'|
||=== Build failed: 1 error(s), 0 warning(s) (0 minute(s), 1 second(s)) ===|

>> What we really have to do is to make AI-like compiler, which can translate (C++) programs into machine code for specified series of numbers of Epiphany cores.

Does anyone know any details of REX computings' approach ?

Their website seems to indicate they have some sort of elaborate plan for profile-guided optimisations ..

I can imagine having multiple versions of similar high-order-functions for parallelism (things like par_foreach managing DMA for you) and/or some template parameters, allowing you to tweak your implementation but it sounds like they plan to absorb some of this complexity into a compiler, which could be cleaner, if it works.

How far could this go. Imagine something to automatically break large loop bodies up into pipeline stages (a pipelined par_foreach would be an easy way to leverage a lot of cores..)

I am on Windows 7, and when I run PyCharm, I cannot copy and paste into and out of it. Worse, I cant even copy files using explorer.

To make thing worst, I cannot paste anything even after closing PyCharm. The only way to fix it, apparently, is to reboot my machine.

Does anyone experience this?