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This is probably an issue with the underlying CUDA bindings package. A cursory glance at a few of the sample SDK programs suggests that it should work.
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Using a value of zero disables the RTS clock completely, and has the effect of
disabling timers that depend on it: the context switch timer and the heap
profiling timer. Context switches will still happen, but deterministically and
at a rate much faster than normal. Disabling the interval timer is useful for
debugging, because it eliminates a source of non-determinism at runtime.
So it seems this context switch is messing with foreign calls. Are there any disadvantages to disabling the timer?
I'll at least mention this in the documentation somewhere.
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This is probably an issue with the underlying CUDA bindings package. A cursory glance at a few of the sample SDK programs suggests that it should work.
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