So long, and thanks for all the fish.
BarraCUDA was a good pun and a bad description, so it swam off: the compiler is Booth now, the binary is kath, and the version jumps to mark the line. This is the first release under the new name.
Since 0.5 the compiler grew a spine on the CPU side. x86-64 and RV64 both gained most of their scalar arithmetic, so a CUDA, HIP or Triton kernel now compiles and runs on a machine with no GPU in it at all. Tensix learned to emit native machine code for the baby RISC-V cores instead of leaning on a C++ handoff. __device__ calls are inlined away before isel, so device helpers with control flow finally work on the GPU and vector backends. Diagnostics were rebuilt to read like Clang's, carets and colour and all, and the frontend picked up a pile of coverage.
Thanks to the people who sent patches this cycle: @GauthamMK-0 for __hip_bfloat16 and the warpSize builtin, @nataliakokoromyti for lowering tl.where to select and keeping the PTX header ASCII, and @kstppd for fixing the Makefile on non-x86 machines. Much appreciated.
