Robert
Robert
I could work around this by using the following cmake command instead, avoiding the architecture name: ``` cmake .. -DBUILD_PYTHON=ON -DCUDA_ARCH=Manual -DCUDA_ARCH_BIN="60 61 62" -DCUDA_ARCH_PTX="61" ```
> I think wrapping everything just makes it more fragile... I'm not sure. I don't think it would matter much. > why can't they now? afaik it's only a limitation...
Usage is now: ``` h = hid.Device() with h.open(...): # pass ``` I would prefer: ``` with hid.open(...) as h: # pass ``` Much like opening a file. Something like...
@prusnak I've added exactly that. `device` extends `Device` with a warning in the constructor.
Reverted all (potentially) breaking changes.
Tried it with a new Bitbucket account and here I can add a Bitbucket repository. So something is going on with my account / repo specifically.
I just tested this again (hadn't really looked at this for a year), but I still cannot see any Bitbucket repos, public or private.
I unlinked my account and for good measure also revoked the token from inside Bitbucket.org itself. I relinked but nothing has changed. My Coveralls could be removed entirely if that's...
I found I can fix this by setting the CUDA architecture explicitly while compiling during the Docker build: ``` cmake .. -DBUILD_PYTHON=ON -DCUDA_ARCH="Pascal" ``` ...as My Titan Xp has the...
Hi Alex, - Step timing is already disabled. (I actually never had it enabled, because I missed you need to enable it explicitly :p) - I've tried only a single...