Dnia 2013-04-23, wto o godzinie 14:41 -0400, Andreas Kloeckner pisze:
> Tomasz Rybak <[email protected]> writes:
> 
> > Hello.
> > I've pulled latest git version and built PyCUDA on Debian
> > unstable. I've tested on two machines - one with Fermi (GTX 460)
> > and one with ION (9400M). In both cases all tests pass for Python 2.7.3
> > and only 2 tests fail for Python 3.2.
> > Failing tests test transfer of data from numpy to PyCUDA GPUArray;
> > there is some problem with C++ code not recognizing numpy object type
> > (bytearray vs. bytes).
> > Can someone:
> > a) try to build PyCUDA on Python3 and confirm
> > b) look at those failing tests?
> >
> > But the good news is that we have (almost) working PyCUDA on Python3!
> 
> Now completely fixed in git.

I've tested on Fermi (GTX 460) and Tesla (ION 9400M) on both Python 2
and Python 3 and all tests pass!

> Thanks very much for your help (and
> pushing!) towards getting PyCUDA to work on Py3!

No problem - I just wanted to have Python 2 and Python 3 packages
for both PyOpenCL and PyCUDA - just for the symmetry ;-)

On the more serious note I intend to upload new packages into
Debian as soon as possible. Unless something very terrible happens
Debian Wheezy will be released in the first weekend of May (2013-05-05).
I assume that after that there will be some transitions (new glibc,
Python 3.3 will become main Python 3 version, and so on). Those
transitions will cause some unrest, but I hope to most of those
to be over in month or two.

Thus I assume that I will upload new versions of packages in the second
half of June, or beginning of July. Will you release 2013.1 by then?
If not this is not a problem - I can upload 2012.1+git* revision,
but it would be nice to have "round" release.

Best regards.

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