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On Tue, Aug 27, 2019 at 3:49 AM Leonard Lausen wrote:
> Due to References: header the prior email was still sorted in the
> discussion thread. Cancelling this and resending without that header.
>
> Leonard Lausen writes:
>
> > Marco de Abreu writes:
> >> 1. Which Python version to support.
Ok. I was just asking if we want this fix in 1.5.1 since it addresses
crashes using multiprocessing. The problem with cherry picking is that the
patch contains the dynamic load change which shouldn't impact anything else
but is not supposed to go in a release branch.
On Tue, Aug 27, 2019 at 1:19 P
https://github.com/apache/incubator-mxnet/pull/15762 contains some
unrelated changes which is being reverted. Please do not cherry pick it yet.
On Mon, Aug 26, 2019 at 4:25 PM Pedro Larroy
wrote:
> There's a fix that I did which seems to still produce crashes in 1.5 for
> some users, which I go
I sincerely apologize for the mistake that I sent this email to the dev@. This
discussion thread is not intended for dev@ and I withdraw the discussion from
here.
-sz
On 2019/08/27 18:07:09, Sheng Zha wrote:
> Dear PPMC members,
>
> I'd like to start a discussion on inviting Tao Lv as a PPMC
Dear PPMC members,
I'd like to start a discussion on inviting Tao Lv as a PPMC member.
He has been a full committer of our project since Nov. 2018, and has remained
very active
in not only maintaining MKLDNN backend, but many other areas. Over time he has
developed
good knowledge of MXNet and ha
Good summary. At the start the discussion thread my ask is to announce the
intention of py2 deprecation in the next release, and then actually deprecate
py2 in the next major release. Thus, the appropriate timing for dropping py2
support in CI should be the start of the next major release. The p
Who is the gluon "brand owner"?
On Tue, Aug 27, 2019 at 10:13 AM Qing Lan wrote:
> Hi Lieven,
>
> Thanks for your comments. After the discussion with several committers and
> contributors offline, we agreed that there are space for improvement.
>
>
> 1. About the Gluon naming
>
> As we know,
Just for the sake of completeness, another factor is the python platform tag
manylinux2010 compliance [1]. Since it required GLIBC2.12 and GCC4.3,
unfortunately even the existing minimum version standard wouldn't allow us to
be compliant.
[1] https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0571/
On 2019/0
Hi Lieven,
Thanks for your comments. After the discussion with several committers and
contributors offline, we agreed that there are space for improvement.
1. About the Gluon naming
As we know, Gluon is born with the unique API design pattern. It gradually
became the dominant Python front
We could think about moving to a newer version and updating the standard. I'm
using gcc 4.9 with my work builds, but more modern compilers everywhere else
(and is be willing to update the work compiler).
One of the cons is that it makes our code less portable. When we update the
minimum requir
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Leonard Lausen writes:
> Marco de Abreu writes:
>> 1. Which Python version to support. 3.5 vs 3.6 is currently in the
>> discussion due to Ubuntu 16.04 being s
Marco de Abreu writes:
> 1. Which Python version to support. 3.5 vs 3.6 is currently in the
> discussion due to Ubuntu 16.04 being shipped with 3.5 while the biggest
> market share being 3.6 as of now.
We could drop Python 2 even before deciding when to drop 3.5.
> 2. When to do the deprecation.
Marco de Abreu writes:
> 1. Which Python version to support. 3.5 vs 3.6 is currently in the
> discussion due to Ubuntu 16.04 being shipped with 3.5 while the biggest
> market share being 3.6 as of now.
We could drop Python 2 even before deciding when to drop 3.5.
> 2. When to do the deprecation.
Hi,
"Currently, we only support gcc-4.8 build." [1]
Do we ever want to change this? gcc-4.8 is now available since more than
6 years and a lot has happened during that time. Also platforms have
upgraded their default compiler versions, and gcc-7 is now commonly
available (eg. Ubuntu 18.04 LTS, Am
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