Hi Karli,

Karl Rupp <r...@iue.tuwien.ac.at> writes:
>>> One thing to watch out for here is ownership semantics. If ViennaCL
>>> insists on owning storage, then you may be forced to copy to preserve
>>> correctness.
>>
>> This is something I will also have to be careful about -- thanks for
>> reminding me beforehand!
>
> Objects in ViennaCL do not require ownership. A user can use 
> preallocated buffer, wrap that into a vector/matrix/whatever object, 
> carry out some computations, then destroy the wrapper object and 
> continue to use the buffer as usual. So, the use case above is perfectly 
> fine.

Great -- this is exactly what I was hoping!


Cheers,

Toby


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