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The Kokkos::resize function was starting a copy function (remap) and then immediately assigning the new view to the old. If the view given to resize had a reference count of one, and one was not forcing Cuda to block its dispatch (i.e. because you are using UVM), then this function could deallocate the original view while the copy kernel is still running.
This is now fixed in develop.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
The Kokkos::resize function was starting a copy function (remap) and then immediately assigning the new view to the old. If the view given to resize had a reference count of one, and one was not forcing Cuda to block its dispatch (i.e. because you are using UVM), then this function could deallocate the original view while the copy kernel is still running.
This is now fixed in develop.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: