although their next launches will be from french guiana

Although its true that they are an optional feature (as is tessellation).

That sounds intriguing, but I haven't been able of finding any references to it(I guess it was discussed in the panel but the video of it is private) do you have any reference of more information into it?

is it related to adding hlsl support to clang?

In fiber some do the same, although thankfuly most place v4 behind a cgnat while offering ipv6.

The whole 1 ip 1 user even if dynamic quite false and is a mess.

By that time nvidia already had an advantage with CUDA and their opencl support always lagged.

Which is why such mergers take a long time.

Now, being both based in the US, the US could say no and it would not happen and no need for any other regulator to consider the merger.

but I agree that the fact that the standard allow for 2 different declarations of main in a language without poliformism doesn't help.

Not to start with the whole implementations are free to define extra entry points part.

while not standard, writing a shader to decode is not hard(admittedly if you know shaders)

The time I spent dealing with video decode/encode was not pleasurable but interesting.

The really hard part is the actual encoding/decoding algorhtims

until some years ago I used to build projects with their last freeware version in windows just validate minimally.

but yeah, the more compilers/ides with support for these tools the better.

But in spain the cases that have surfaced are of mainly politicians who got the shot and tried to keep quiet about it, which think we can all agree its bad.

I just hope everyone else is capable of finding comfort or finding a group which gives comfort to each other.