Infinity in CUDA kernels#359
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Seem good to me, but I'll let @abergeron merge.
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You may want to run the tests on CUDA and OpenCL. I ran them only on CUDA, but had some other kernel code using |
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INFINITYC99 macro seems to be unavailable in CUDA kernels, while OpenCL has it. I added it to the default preamble in the same manner as theNANmacro.