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Using SIDs as neighbour tables in functional API #1730
Using SIDs as neighbour tables in functional API #1730
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I tried, but:
What's weird is that it first builds it, and complains on rebuild.
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probably good, unless we want to introduce a dependency on
storage
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Is there a way to use a global statically allocated array on the device? I.e.
__constant__
? Then we might not need this malloc, memcpy and synthetic stuff.