Lev E. Givon

@botev, the `cusolver*potrs` and `cusolver*getrs` functions can be used to solve systems that have already been factorized with Cholesky or LU decomposition, respectively (the former is utilized in the `cho_solve`...

@botev Right - I'm not aware of a specialized CUSOLVER procedure when the actual matrix is triangular.

@botev You're right - I haven't tried it, but it looks like it will do the trick.

@Randl can you provide an example? The unit test for Hermitian input using the CUSOLVER backend seems to pass in the latest revision.

Initial bindings for some single-precision functions added.

The error is not coming from a failed skcuda test because "OK" was printed after the tests were all run and the traceback doesn't come directly from a test. I...

There [might be a fix for this issue](https://github.com/numpy/numpy/issues/14384) in numpy 1.19+ - try that and see what happens. Magma is free software - you don't need to pay any subscription...

In principle, yes. Given that I wasn't always confident that the cublas .so/.dll file names always accurately reflected the version in the past (on Linux, the library search mechanism typically...

As an aside, the context creation required to get the version from the CUBLAS API isn't typically something to worry about as it only happens once for each import of...

Please try the improved-cublas-get-version branch (a130358) - I added support for calling pywin32 on Windows, as well as trying to get the version from the shared library file name before...