【WIP】add cmb - #1527
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🔍 OpenCodeReview found 2 issue(s) in this PR.
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| #endif // TRITON_ADAPTER_ALLOC_MULTI_CACHE_ADD_MULTI_BUFFER_CUBE_SCOPE_PASS_H No newline at end of file |
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Missing trailing newline at end of file. The header file does not end with a newline character (as indicated by \ No newline at end of file in the diff). This can cause compiler warnings on some platforms (e.g., -Wnewline-eof in GCC/Clang) and breaks consistency with other header files in the project (e.g., Common/Utils.h ends with a proper newline).
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| #endif // TRITON_ADAPTER_ALLOC_MULTI_CACHE_ADD_MULTI_BUFFER_CUBE_SCOPE_PASS_H | |
| #endif // TRITON_ADAPTER_ALLOC_MULTI_CACHE_ADD_MULTI_BUFFER_CUBE_SCOPE_PASS_H |
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| #endif // TRITON_ADAPTER_ALLOC_MULTI_CACHE_ADD_MULTI_BUFFER_CUBE_SCOPE_PASS_H No newline at end of file |
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[style · low]
Missing trailing newline at end of file. The header file does not end with a newline character (as indicated by \ No newline at end of file in the diff). This can cause compiler warnings on some platforms (e.g., -Wnewline-eof in GCC/Clang) and breaks consistency with other header files in the project (e.g., Common/Utils.h ends with a proper newline).
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| #endif // TRITON_ADAPTER_ALLOC_MULTI_CACHE_ADD_MULTI_BUFFER_CUBE_SCOPE_PASS_H | |
| #endif // TRITON_ADAPTER_ALLOC_MULTI_CACHE_ADD_MULTI_BUFFER_CUBE_SCOPE_PASS_H |
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