Sorry if this comes through multiple times, I've been having problems posting from an email alias.
Andreas suggested I mail the mailing list and solicit comments here. I submitted a pull request that adapts the element-wise kernels to support non-contiguous arrays (including negative-strided arrays): https://github.com/inducer/pycuda/pull/171 There have been a number of requests for this kind of functionality, so I'm hoping this is useful (at least as a proof-of-concept). It passes all current PyCUDA tests, but I've got some local code that fail for some more complicated cases. (Unfortunately can't reduce it to a unit test yet) But most things work. In some ways it's an elaborate monkey-patch meant to disturb existing code as little as possible, but if you create your own element-wise kernels, to get the new functionality you have to make a few changes. More details at the above PR. Anyway, if anyone is interested in trying it out, I'd be interested to hear how it works for you, or whether you have suggestions for fixes. The code is in my fork: https://github.com/SyamGadde/pycuda.git in the 'noncontig' branch. Cheers, -syam
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