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Reference CUDA back end functions only when CUDA back end is enabled #1722
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Add a #if block to temporary_allocator<T,S>::allocate in thrust/detail/allocator/temporary_allocator.inl so that the CUDA back end function thrust::system::cuda::detail::terminate_with_message is referenced only when the CUDA back end is enabled. Putting the reference within the device-specific branch of an NV_IF_TARGET isn't good enough; there are some situations, e.g. 'nvc++ -cuda -stdpar=multicore', where that doesn't work and an explicit check for the CUDA back end is necessary.
dkolsen-pgi
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compiler: nvc++
alliepiper
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type: bug: functional
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LGTM -- this can go in once testing finishes. run tests |
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Add a
#ifblock totemporary_allocator<T,S>::allocateinthrust/detail/allocator/temporary_allocator.inlso that the CUDA back endfunction
thrust::system::cuda::detail::terminate_with_messageis referencedonly when the CUDA back end is enabled. Putting the reference within the
device-specific branch of an
NV_IF_TARGETisn't good enough; there are somesituations, e.g.
nvc++ -cuda -stdpar=multicore, where that doesn't workand an explicit check for the CUDA back end is necessary.