Anton Reinhard
Anton Reinhard
Thanks a lot for the quick solution!
Also same problem here (happens immediately on `using AMDGPU`) as ffrancesco94, downgrading `hip-runtime-amd` to 6.0.2-4 works. I'm also on Arch.
It would also be great if this keyword is added, that it then *requires* the example to throw. ```@example try #hide throwing_call() catch err; showerror(stderr, err); end #hide ``` Works...
> @AntonReinhard You can make it fail like so: > > ```julia > try #hide > throwing_call() > throw("Unexpected success.") #hide > catch err; showerror(stderr, err); end #hide > ```...
> @AntonReinhard `println("Unexpected success")` would just print it, but `throw("Unexpected success")` will make whatever process fail, unless the string is caught by Documenter, which I doubt ;) I mean you...
Yes it is a dynamic Vector, but I'm guessing with CUDA it's elided directly into the `SVector` constructor. Is CUDA.jl not using the GPUCompilers.jl like AMDGPU.jl is?
Originally I think I used 1.12.1, but I also just reproduced it on 1.12.2. The error doesn't seem to be the `zeros(Float32, 4)` call itself anyway, but rather some sort...