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Ports cub::DeviceMergeSort
tests to Catch2
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Description
Closes #1211
This PR migrates tests for
cub::DeviceMergeSort
to Catch2.For our
DeviceMergeSort
interfaces that do not explicitly perform a stable sort, I tried to not imply that our current implementation is stable. So, similar to our original tests, I'm generating unique sort keys where there is no tie between any two input items. This ensures there's just a single one correct order for the result.For the
DeviceMergeSort
interfaces that are stable, I try to cause multiple ties on the sort keys to test that the sort is indeed stable and that we maintain the relative input order between tied sort keys.Checklist