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Thanks @leofang! Will take a look. |
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Please block this PR by #1941. If the backend is changeable, |
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Can I take up on this issue |
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This PR is superseded by #2389. |
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As discussed in #1657, a
.compile()method is desired. I implemented it and added two tests.A few words on this implementation: while it functions as requested, upon reflection I feel the
compile()method should belong to the module level instead of theRawKernelclass. The later implies that a CUDA kernel, instead of a module, is returned and used. However, I don't see any other way to do so without breaking backward compatibility, so this is a design choice I leave for you to worry in the future. Should you have any comments or suggestions, I'm more than happy to discuss and make changes.Thanks.