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cuda::memory::managed::region_t is not a useful definition, stick to cuda::memory::region_t #592

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eyalroz opened this issue Feb 26, 2024 · 0 comments

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eyalroz commented Feb 26, 2024

The managed region is not very useful, and is after all just a discriminated alias... let's drop it.

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…egion_t` to `memory::region_t`:

Now, `managed::region_t` inherits the general `region_t` rather than just the base class, and the same goes for `managed::const_region_t`; this is achieved using a different templated base class (within the `detail_` namespace)
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