Is magic_enum supported on nvc++?

[Jasonguo9019]

I successfully compiled and ran a program that uses magic_enum using nvc++ 24.5, but enum_count returns 128 (MAGIC_ENUM_RANGE_MAX) regardless of the actual number of elements. Also, enum_name just gives the index of each enum variable, instead of the name.

[MyByte0]

Mark. I need nvcc/nvc++ compiler support too.

[ZXShady]

Hi, I was trying to implement nvcc support in my library enchantum, if I get it done I can make a pr for magic enum.

however I am facing some issues

1. I don't have a Nvidia gpu so how can I test my code?

2. Reading online Nvidia compiler uses another compiler to compile host code si why is it affecting msgic enum?

can someone explain to me?

EDIT: it is implemented but it is not heavily tested in enchantum, the testing is just simply godbolt rn

[ZXShady]

@Neargye I have implemented it in nvcc, but as I don't have a nvidia gpu I can't test it locally and instead test it on godbolt is that fine to be added into magic_enum?

[Neargye]

@ZXShady I think so, we can ask for testing in this issues.