Daniel Richard G.
Daniel Richard G.
`size_t` exists for the purpose of representing the size of memory objects. On a 32-bit system, it's 32 bits (max object size = 4,294,967,296 bytes), on a 64-bit system it's...
> It just seems obvious to not use a type that's too small to index all possible array elements. You're really looking forward to 2.2 billion channel audio, aren't you?...
> There are performance implications to this. I did some research recently and found out that size_t performs better than int for mersenne twister 64 bit implementation on x86_64. That...
> The ability to have negative numbers when it only makes sense that the value could be positive is a liability, not an asset. You can trivially assign a semantic...
> How is this no longer relevant? I'm getting the error message now Note that the OBS repo hasn't been maintained for some time. Even if you got past the...
The Ubuntu section of the OBS site is no better off, I'm afraid. Only the Arch Linux one has a current version. I would strongly advise not running version 112....
> I'm confused about something. If I build the binary from source how do I update it in the future? I'm still kind of new to Linux myself, and it...
> Has the Dockerfile ever been made available? It's in the PR linked above your comment.
In that case, I would suggest naming the switch something like `CUDNN_FRONTEND_BUILD_INTERNAL_TESTS`, along with appropriate description/comment verbiage, to make clear that it is not intended for use outside of Nvidia....
The code looks straightforward enough... I can try putting something together. I have a couple questions: * This option is basically a tri-state with `NULLCLIENT`, so the operating mode is...