Fix Apple Silicon MPS compatibility and refactor native dtype/device casting#151
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sansiro77 merged 7 commits intoTuringQ:mainfrom Mar 19, 2026
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Fix Apple Silicon MPS compatibility and refactor native dtype/device casting#151sansiro77 merged 7 commits intoTuringQ:mainfrom
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Description
This PR resolves the Apple Silicon MPS backend issues reported in #149 , and significantly refactors the internal device/dtype casting mechanism to align with PyTorch's native behaviors.
Key Changes
1. Fix Apple Silicon MPS Compatibility
torch.stackin parametric gates (e.g.,Rx). This fixes thecat_int32_t_float_float2RuntimeError on the MPS backend.2. Refactor PyTorch Native Casting
.to()with._apply(): Transition all customnn.Modules from overriding.to()to using._apply()to enable robust, native recursive graph traversal.apply_complex_fixinside._apply()to safely map floating-point actions to their complex counterparts during device/dtype transitions.Limitations & Known Issues
torch.linalg.det()for complex-valued matrices is not yet supported, resulting inRuntimeError: linalg.lu_factor(): MPS doesn't support complex types.