Hello, That's correct.
The documentation was fixed for 1.23 a few months ago: https://github.com/chapel-lang/chapel/issues/15485 You can see the latest documentation by selecting "version 1.23 (prerelease)" in the drop-down menu in the very upper-left corner of the documentation page you refered to. Paul On Fri, 14 Aug 2020, Hayashi, Akihiro wrote: > Let me ask a question about "compopts" for building examples in a Mason > package. According to the manual ( > https://chapel-lang.org/docs/tools/mason/mason.html#creating-and-running-examples), > > when we declare “examples" explicitly in Mason.toml, we can specify > “compopts” and/or “execopts” to include compile time and/or runtime > arguments. Also, the example toml file in the manual uses a square > bracket (“[ ]”) to specify these arguments. However, I noticed that > these arguments are not added when I do “mason build --example --show”. > After several attempts, I noticed that removing the square bracket works > fine (please see below) at least with Chapel 1.20 and 1.22 (didn’t try > 1.21 yet). Could you confirm this is okay? > > [brick] > name = "GPUIterator" > version = "0.1.0" > chplVersion = "1.16.0..1.22.0" > > [dependencies] > > > [examples] > examples = ["vc.chpl"] > [examples.vc] > compopts = "--savec tmp” # working > # compopts = ["--savec tmp”] # not working > > Thanks, > > Akihiro >
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