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Following discussion around #7704 and #7709 it becomes clear that we shouldn't really rely on the type annotation for the function name and line number in CUDA's compile_ptx function. We should remove the use of the type annotation for this and instead get them from the Python function.
We will also need to add a test that the type annotation is present when compiling in the CUDA target, to ensure it is available for display (e.g. with numba --annotate-html).
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Following discussion around #7704 and #7709 it becomes clear that we shouldn't really rely on the type annotation for the function name and line number in CUDA's
compile_ptx
function. We should remove the use of the type annotation for this and instead get them from the Python function.We will also need to add a test that the type annotation is present when compiling in the CUDA target, to ensure it is available for display (e.g. with
numba --annotate-html
).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: