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Device doesn't cover all traits from Cpu/Cuda #866

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jackerschott opened this issue Sep 8, 2023 · 2 comments
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Device doesn't cover all traits from Cpu/Cuda #866

jackerschott opened this issue Sep 8, 2023 · 2 comments

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@jackerschott
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jackerschott commented Sep 8, 2023 •
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It is hard to work with a generic device type, e.g. D: Device<f32>, since some of the traits from Cpu/Cuda are not implemented for Device and not all of them are public. E.g. the ToDtypeKernel trait, such that I have to use something like AutoDevice when using to_dtype with other types than f32 and f64.
Would it be sensible to include all shared traits of Cpu/Cuda in Device or implement some new trait that includes everything?
@LeoDog896
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This is also partially why I proposed #859, but this seems like a much better full solution to the matter.

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Yeah we can add more instances of ToDtypeKernel constraints to Device.

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