[Frontend] Add TRITON_DEV_MODE for easier debugging of frontend errors #4683
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Currently triton filters out parts of the stack trace that come from inside the compiler itself which is great for not confusing users. However this adds the ability to disable it by setting TRITON_DEV_MODE="1" in the environment.
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Seems very convenient! In term of naming bikeshed I wonder if it should be more of TRITON_AST_DEBUGGING or TRITON_FRONT_END_DEBUGGING? |
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Currently triton filters out parts of the stack trace that come from inside the compiler itself which is great for not confusing users. However this adds the ability to disable it by setting
TRITON_DEV_MODE=1in the environment (open to bikeshedding on the name) for when you're trying to debug the frontend itself.