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Use only CUDA devices supported by the SCRAM toolfile #286
Use only CUDA devices supported by the SCRAM toolfile #286
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Could this be changed to use
exitSansCUDADevices()
? Or, should that be changed to usesupportedCudaDevices()
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Good point.
Yes, if we do not build for any of the available devices, we should skip those tests as well.
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What about using the
exitSansCUDADevices()
here? Or do you prefer to return to that later?There was a problem hiding this comment.
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I am not very familiar with how the test harness works, but if I understand the intent, you wanted to run part of the tests even if there are no available devices:
If we call
exitSansCUDADevices()
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Right, so I was not able read my own code.