Fail if no_bounds_query specified for HL_JIT_TARGET #6489
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JIT requires the use of bounds_query; disabling it will almost certainly fail in JIT mode, either with a confusing assert message, or a crash (if you also specify no_asserts). This adds a more useful failure message.
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src/Target.cpp
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| << "HL_JIT_TARGET was " << target << ". " | ||
| << "Host is " << host.to_string() << ".\n"; | ||
| user_assert(!t.has_feature(Target::NoBoundsQuery)) | ||
| << "The Halide JIT requires the use of bounds query, but HL_JIT_TARGET was specified with no_bunds_query: " << target; |
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JIT requires the use of bounds_query; disabling it will almost certainly fail in JIT mode, either with a confusing assert message, or a crash (if you also specify no_asserts). This adds a more useful failure message.