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Radix sort test checks available VRAM before attempting to test large problem sizes. Although the host memory requirements were recently reduced, the test still requires more host memory than the device one. We should rewrite the test in the same way the merge test is written:
try {
// attempt to test on a large input
}
catch (std::bad_alloc &e) {
// skip
}
How to Reproduce
Launch radix sort test with VRAM/RAM ratio < 1.
Expected behavior
Test should work on any system with supported GPU.
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Type of Bug
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Component
CUB
Describe the bug
Radix sort test checks available VRAM before attempting to test large problem sizes. Although the host memory requirements were recently reduced, the test still requires more host memory than the device one. We should rewrite the test in the same way the merge test is written:
How to Reproduce
Launch radix sort test with VRAM/RAM ratio < 1.
Expected behavior
Test should work on any system with supported GPU.
Reproduction link
No response
Operating System
No response
nvidia-smi output
No response
NVCC version
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: