feature: GPU hardware detection for orchestrated backend#505
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With this we currently still have no way of manually overwriting this, correct?
The more we do, the more we need a config of our own. But having this as the default is already better than what we had before
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Correct - there's no way (without code changes) to change these defaults.
Agreed, the need for an NDSL-level config file gets more and more apparent.This is another good example. |
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This PR pulls out GPU hardware detection of the orchestrated dace backends from PR #465.
How has this been tested?
Mainly tested by running simulations as part of the June push (as part of PR #465). Added very simplistic test cases to cover the basics. It's kinda hard to check for hw detection (because you can't really know the hw you are running on).
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