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I got this same error in a different context. version 0.25.0: When I compiled with Clang 19.1, I got this error. I did not get this error when compiling with...

Will do. Right now I'm just looking at upgrading to the next release and shelving clang builds for the time being.

@KrisThielemans I ended up just throwing together a little regex find-replace script that did the job. Feel free to use/modify as you see fit. You can dump this in your...

Looks like all_broadcast_async was added since my last rebase, so it won't build. I'll decide in the morning if I put in a hack around it in cmake or do...

@esmalTT The author of litgen addressed the issues I was having with that tool, so it should be more immediately usable. I don't think anyone wants to deal with the...

@ayerofieiev-tt @bbradelTT > So I guess the plan - once this is in - the old bindings must go. What are the criteria to say "now we can safely remove...

At this point I am debugging a couple of last things with the bindings, but its 99% good to go. Just wanted to get eyes on it and the approvals...

@ayerofieiev-tt Once I get these last issues ironed out I'll see about getting some data in front of you to vet :) status: ~~Right now there's a quirk on how...

/site-packages/ttnn/tracer.py ``` Exception occurred: File "/opt/venv/lib/python3.10/site-packages/ttnn/tracer.py", line 65, in class TracedTTNNTensor(ttnn.Tensor, ttnn.torch_tracer.TracedTensor): RuntimeError: nb_type_init(): invalid number of bases! ``` tests/scripts/run_tt_eager.py ``` Traceback (most recent call last): File "/work/tests/scripts/run_tt_eager.py", line 14,...

@blozano-tt Right now I am ironing out some multiple inheritance on the python side of things that are throwing runtime errors in nanobind. The binding code itself compiles and links...