Hi Toby,
Hmm. Seems that that wasn't enough, so I split up the sources. I've got
the peak RAM usage down to ~1100 MiB, which hopefully will do the
trick. I'm off to bed, so we'll know in the morning..
Nice, ~1GB should be fine, as this is also not that unusual with other
projects. I intend
Hi Karl,
Karl Rupp r...@iue.tuwien.ac.at writes:
Nice, ~1GB should be fine, as this is also not that unusual with other
projects. I intend to refactor some of the ViennaCL internals in order
to reduce the memory consumption after 1.5.0 is out, which should also
reduce the burden on the
Hi all,
I've made a fair amount of headway getting a binary package built for
PyViennaCL on Ubuntu (and thus Debian). If anyone is using an i386
system (not amd64 yet!) on Ubuntu trusty (14.04), they can test it out,
using the PPA at [1].
But herein lies the problem. I've used the build tools
Toby St Clere Smithe m...@tsmithe.net
writes:
Thanks; I think 2 probably is most sensible, and you're right about the
default version point. I've managed (by turning off a couple of compiler
debug flags and optimisations that are probably unnecessary in a first
release) to get the amd64 peak
