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Change exceptions thrown by copying APIs #15319
Change exceptions thrown by copying APIs #15319
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Should this be using
thrust::distance
instead ofstd::distance
? I'm not sure ifstd::distance
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That's a good question. I think it's worth making the change since I can see some code paths that call through to this with thrust iterators. I'm guessing everything works fine or we'd be seeing bugs, but best to be safe nonetheless.
I'll do this in a separate PR though.