Darrell

My current guess is that it must have something to do with your environment - it appears to be picking up a which doesn't have the correct definitions for some...

Hm, still completely mysterious what in your environment is causing this. There may be clues in `go env` Maybe try `go get -u -v gorgonia.org/cu` and see what the output...

Yeah, it's really bizarre - I can't come anywhere close to reproducing your error. ``` C:\Users\cfgt\Desktop>go env set GOARCH=amd64 set GOBIN= set GOCACHE=C:\Users\cfgt\AppData\Local\go-build set GOEXE=.exe set GOFLAGS= set GOHOSTARCH=amd64 set...

May also be helpful if we compare graphics cards - mine is a GTX 1080 on CUDA 10 (since that's what the latest version of Tensorflow requires at this time.)

I've had problems since 9.2 - which was when I started using Gorgonia. There was some speculation that the issue was specifically Windows and/or Windows driver related, but sounds like...

> and see if you can reproduce the error? Yep - I'm still getting the error.

Have made further attempts to reproduce #297 on an Amazon EC2 instance - this is using a g3s.xlarge instance using a Deep Learning Ubuntu 16.04 AMI Version 26.0, go-1.13. When...

@dimuls unfortunately you have probably run into the issue described at #297 which is currently being worked on.