Vim syntax file creation is a bit of a mystery to me, so I though I'd
ask here. I'm sure this is a very simple question with a simple
answer, but I'm stuck.
Namely, I do programming in CUDA Fortran and I've (by borrowing
liberally) figured out how to syntax highlight all the important
keywords and the like in the syntax. But there is one thing which is
still evading my efforts: the CUDA kernel call. In CUDA Fortran, you
call kernels by, say:
call my_kernel <<<grid, block>>> (a, b, n)
The word "call" is nicely highlighted, of course, but the <<< ... >>>
region isn't quite what I want. The first three "<<<" are in purple
(in my scheme), but the last ">>>" are colored purple-yellow-yellow.
I'd like everything from the first "<" to the last ">" in the same
color if possible. My problem seems to be matching those multiple ">"
signs and my attempts with "syn region", start, end, etc. just aren't
working.
Any help with a simple query?
Thanks,
Matt
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