Corentin Schreiber
Corentin Schreiber
See https://github.com/libcpr/cpr/issues/700 for the first bug report on this issue. It was fixed for a while, but unfortunately https://github.com/libcpr/cpr/commit/c0a412230be7ce1fced4b8c3a6fb2b8b9f7dd746 introduced a new inclusion of curl.h, so the problem appeared again....
In our project we need to pull out a device pointer from some ArrayFire arrays to do some custom processing, either in CPU or in CUDA. Reading the [Documentation](http://arrayfire.org/docs/interop_cuda.htm), the...
ArrayFire offers a number of matrix factorization routines, including Cholesky, LU, QR, and SVD. One notable missing factorization is the LDLT (or Bunch-Kaufman) factorization. It would be useful if this...
Arithmetic operations in ArrayFire (and most operations in general) have no concept of performing calculations in-place. Usually the JIT is smart enough to optimise un-necessary allocations, but not always. This...
The documentation for the memory manager API is lacking a number of important requirements on the implementation. Description =========== The following information is missing from the documentation. I compiled the...
The internal function `Allocator::shutdown()` in `cuda/memory.cpp` changes the current device to run a GC on each device, but does not reset the device to what it was before the function...
When using: - a custom memory manager (here I took the example implementation from https://github.com/arrayfire/arrayfire/pull/3300 to avoid introducing issues related to our own implementation), - the CUDA back end, -...
Hello! I have been following the instructions on this repo and [this article](https://codepyre.com/2019/07/jetson-containers-introduction/) to get docker images for the Jetson Xavier NX from my work machine, which is running Windows...
Most modern terminals on Windows now support ANSI color codes (this includes, e.g., Windows Terminal, and the good old console if created with the appropriate flags; see `ENABLE_VIRTUAL_TERMINAL_PROCESSING`, starting from...
Currently, if trying to parse an `'u'`-shaped integer ``` args.add_argument("--port").scan(); ``` ... we get the following confusing error messages: ``` > ./my-app --port abc pattern 'abc' not found > ./my-app...