Daniel Alexander Perlmutter <dap2...@columbia.edu> wrote on 05/07/2013
04:59:54 PM:
>
> "Is there something unusual (lots of @Inline pragmas? Entire 3000
> lines in a single file?)"
>
> Actually yes. The code is based off of a large, single file, c++
> program that makes heavy use of inlining so there are a lot of
> @Inline pragmas. The inlined functions are each called only once in
> the main program so in theory it could be done without these
> function at all by just creating larger methods but that would
> create less clean code. Also, I split the code into 2 files but
> there are still more than 2000 lines of code in the primary file.
> Do you have any idea how to make the code easier for the compiler
> to handle without incurring a significant performance impact?
>
I'd probably take out the @Inline pragmas first and try again.
If this is lulesh, you could also go ahead and check it in so I could take
a look...
--dave
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