Hi Tomasz, On Wed, 24 Aug 2011 11:46:18 +0200, Tomasz Rybak <bogom...@post.pl> wrote: > I am sending one email to two groups - just call me lazy ;-) > > Yesterday python-pycuda got accepted into Debian unstable, > and today it landed in archives. > This means that Debian unstable contains PyCUDA 2011.1.3 with > git patches from 2011-08-13 (smem_alloc_granularity) and > from 2011-08-14 (fix of debug code leak) is available in Debian > unstable. Package should migrate into testing (and thus > become candidate for inclusion into next stable Debian) > after two weeks if there are no problems with it. > > At the same time both Debian unstable and Debian testing > both contain PyOpenCL 2011.1.2 with changes from git > up to 2011-07-16. After 2011.2 is released I intend to > upload it into Debian. > > Unfortunately Ubuntu still contains PyOpenCL 0.92. > Automatic upload of Debian version into Ubuntu did > not worked, probably because of bug > https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/pyopencl/+bug/763457 > which forces users to install NVIDIA drivers even > if they use another OpenCL provider. Debian version > contains fix (at least I hope that it fixes this problem) > but I got no reply to my message asking whether problem > is fixed or not. > > As for PyCUDA in Ubuntu, it does not look like it will > be included soon. Ubuntu has different driver architecture, > and does not contain NVIDIA CUDA toolkit, and both are heavily > used by python-pycuda.
Sounds great! Thanks for your work on this. Andreas
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