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Checked with odd Nx, Ny and all Nz<=10. Tested with a binary compiled on CUDA v12.6 for CC=8.6, and on CUDA v10.0 (the lowest we will support from 3.11 onwards) for CC=6.1. Both give identical and expected results. If the reason for the even kernel size requirement was CUDA-related, it seems to have been addressed before v10.0. Therefore, I will merge this change, if anyone still gets errors related to this we can always rollback. |
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This PR addresses issue #93.
It is unclear why the culprit, the now removed
AssertMsgwhich checks ifNzis even, exists. Without it, all tests still run fine and MFM images still look as expected for the affected values of Nz.There is another similar
AssertMsgchecking ifNxandNyare even, but also for those everything seems to work as expected if the assert is deactivated. This is not yet included in the PR. Would it be safe to remove this too?