no_copy_method: No copy method
In Jiefei-Wang/gpuMagic: An openCL compiler with the capacity to compile R functions and run the code on GPU
return_nocpy R Documentation
No copy method
Description
Doing some opration without copying memory
Usage
return_nocpy(x)
t_nocpy(x)
Arguments
x
an object
Details
return_nocpy: The usage of the return_nocpy is same as return. This feature is for openCL code only,
if it is called in R, the function return() will be called instead
t_nocpy: The function transposes x without allocating the memory. It only works for the openCL code,
if it is called in R, the function t() will be called instead
Value
return_nocpy: No return value
t_nocpy: the transpose of x
Examples
x=matrix(0)
#return_nocpy(x)
#x=t_nocpy(x)
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| return_nocpy | R Documentation |
No copy method
Description
Doing some opration without copying memory
Usage
return_nocpy(x) t_nocpy(x)
Arguments
x |
an object |
Details
return_nocpy: The usage of the return_nocpy is same as return. This feature is for openCL code only,
if it is called in R, the function return() will be called instead
t_nocpy: The function transposes x without allocating the memory. It only works for the openCL code,
if it is called in R, the function t() will be called instead
Value
return_nocpy: No return value
t_nocpy: the transpose of x
Examples
x=matrix(0) #return_nocpy(x) #x=t_nocpy(x)
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