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Sometimes I saw the second error message "no active window" if I use TWM. It never happens when using Mac, and very rare when using GNOME WM.
The error message in hpcviewer.err is different. It's due to Eclipse's issue on GTK. I saw in Eclipse platform mailing list, this only happens with some older GTK and doesn't happen with the latest GTK.
Concerning the warning text, we can perhaps display it a message on top of the table so that we don't need to click the Ok button.
Use a toggle check box if the user doesn't want to show the warning next
time or not.
If he/she checks the toggle, the warning won't be shown on a window
(message box) but instead on a view's message which doesn't require
people to click the annoying ok button.
The fix is by adding an option whether the user wants to disable the warning window or not.
If the user doesn't want the warning window, no more window appears. Instead, the viewer shows the message on the table (and the user doesn't need to click any button)
I created a filter for Intel GPUs. The filter suppresses nodes with "cl::sycl::detail*". I quit hpcviewer, which saves the filter for later use.
I reopened the same database. I get two pop ups.
First:
After clicking OK on the first, a second pop-up indicating an error appears:
The error file says the following:
If I close that pop up, I can then open the same database properly from the file menu. It still gives the first pop up, but the error disappears.
I can provide a database on JLSE. You can add the filter and see the problem.
I would like to see two changes.
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