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Add warning and fallback when auto intensity is 0 #758

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@dougvj dougvj commented Dec 31, 2017

Occassionally the auto adjust doesn't find enough memory and the
intensity is detected too low and aligned to 0 with the compute units.
This patch fixes this situation by issuing a warning with a suggestion
to set environment vars and then ignoring the alignment to 0

Per several issues:

Principally:
#81

Related:
#490
#472

Occassionally the auto adjust doesn't find enough memory and the
intensity is detected too low and aligned to 0 with the compute units.
This patch fixes this situation by issuing a warning with a suggestion
to set environment vars and then ignoring the alignment to 0

Per several issues:

Principally:
fireice-uk#81

Related:
fireice-uk#490
fireice-uk#472
@psychocrypt psychocrypt self-assigned this Jan 1, 2018
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I will check this soon, maybe I will push some change on top of you PR to remove the link to all issue. I will also check first if it is better that no config is generated in the case where the intensity is zero.

- if the intensity is zero than do not suggest a config
- remove the links to old issues
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@fireice-uk Could you please check this PR, I pushed a commit on top and therefore will give the review into your hands.

@fireice-uk fireice-uk merged commit f737d24 into fireice-uk:dev Jan 27, 2018
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