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Issues: JuliaGPU/CLArrays.jl

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#49 opened Sep 27, 2021 by SimonDanisch
Installation failure likely due to a deprecated dependency "Sugar"
#45 opened Aug 20, 2019 by HaoLi111
3
Update readme for supporting opencl drivers on Ubuntu 18.04
#44 opened Feb 10, 2019 by ayush1999
Use coriander?
#43 opened Nov 8, 2018 by ianfiske
gpu_call with @cartesian index
#42 opened Sep 10, 2018 by myroslavpidkuyko
Support Julia 1.0?
#41 opened Sep 8, 2018 by MasonProtter
3
E: Unable to locate package zlib1g-devD
#40 opened Aug 17, 2018 by ayush1999
3
Change blas_module to CLBlast instead of CLBLAS?
#39 opened Aug 14, 2018 by ranocha
1
Structs with tuple fields as broadcast arguments
#38 opened Jul 22, 2018 by rafaqz
28
"AssertionError: Found non concrete return type"
#35 opened Jul 16, 2018 by DilumAluthge
3
CLArray{Float32,2}(10,10) throws ambiguity error
#27 opened May 31, 2018 by dlfivefifty
2
Support subarrays?
#23 opened May 17, 2018 by dlfivefifty
Error executing simple code: OpenCL Error: OpenCL.Context error: ??
#21 opened Apr 12, 2018 by davidbp
32
'using CLArrays' fails with segfault
#19 opened Mar 29, 2018 by philtomson
12
gpu_call does not seem to work on CLArrays with dimension > 1
#15 opened Feb 9, 2018 by chriselrod
5
Should the convenience constructor be zero(CLArray{Float32}, n, n) instead of zeros?
#8 opened Nov 19, 2017 by dlfivefifty
13
ERROR (unhandled task failure) after running example code (but seems to still work)
#7 opened Nov 10, 2017 by currymj
3
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