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Today, async_resource concept is a strict superset of resource which requires an async_resource to provide synchronous allocation APIs. This introduces a problem where you have to decide what stream to allocate on.
We should figure out what, if anything, we want to do about that, including decoupling async_resource and resource concepts.
We can close this issue when we have a plan on what we decide to do about this.
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I think RAPIDS is probably interested in synchronous resources in certain situations, but I don't see a requirement to be able to use a single resource instance as both synchronous and asynchronous at the same time. So it seems fine to decouple.
Today,
async_resource
concept is a strict superset ofresource
which requires anasync_resource
to provide synchronous allocation APIs. This introduces a problem where you have to decide what stream to allocate on.We should figure out what, if anything, we want to do about that, including decoupling
async_resource
andresource
concepts.We can close this issue when we have a plan on what we decide to do about this.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: