ndarray import from buffer protocol requires integer stride. #489
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This looks great, thank you! No worries about the failing tests. |
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In the numpy buffer protocol, strides are measured in bytes. If a stride (in any dimension) is not an integer multiple of itemsize, then the stride cannot be correctly converted to number of elements.
With this PR, a function taking such an nb::ndarray argument will raise a TypeError exception.