Tomasz Rybak <[email protected]> writes: > Hello. > On 2014-11-05 current Debian testing (Jessie) will get > frozen as a next step in preparation for release. > It means that it'll contain packages that are in archive > on that day, and in versions that are in archive on that > particular day. > > So - when can we expect new version of PyCUDA? > To avoid any accidents, I intend to upload > packages by 2014-10-10 - to give them time > to migrate from unstable to testing, and to avoid > rushed upload. > If there is quite recent released version (both > PyCUDA and PyOpenCL) - e.g. 2014.1.1 from September, > I'll upload such a version. If not - I intend > to upload latest git commit of appropriate > package. > > At the same time - if anyone has any suggestions > regarding packaging, please let me know. Jessie will > be the first Debian containing both PyCUDA and PyOpenCL > both for Python 2 and Python 3, and support for > free (libre) ICDs in PyOpenCL package, so I'd like to have > packages as polished as possible.
I've just fixed (I think) the last known Py3 bug in PyCUDA, so I think I'll go ahead and release 2014.1 in the next few days, after the dust of this change has settled for a bit. Please test if you can, especially on Py3, but also on Py2. Btw, this latest change drops support for Py 2.5 and earlier. Andreas
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