Hello, I was wondering if the following will work:
- Main thread spins up thread B. - Thread B creates a context, invokes a kernel, and creates an event. - Event is saved. - Thread B pops the context (kernel is still running at this point) and finishes. - Main thread join()s B and grabs the event. - Main thread does other stuff and eventually calls .synchronize() Does that work? Or will trying to use an event after popping the associated context (and from a different thread) cause problems? My actual use case involves a thread C that's doing other things on a second GPU. Maybe instead of an event, I should just have the threads block and then use the join to indicate when the kernel is done? Any advice appreciated. :) Thanks, Eli _______________________________________________ PyCUDA mailing list [email protected] http://lists.tiker.net/listinfo/pycuda
