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whitequark >
so weirdly the answer is that the original AoS design performs best with a huge margin
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whitequark >
i dunno. thanks for help everyone!
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mattip >
anyone looking for a fun little challenge: find where PyPy 3.6 v7.3.1 is not properly respecting os.env['CC'] in this failing test
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mattip >
it is part of an effort to move distutils out of stdlib and into setuptools
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mattip >
trying to take a quick look at the winconsole branch. In rffi, is there a uint16_t ?
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mattip >
(windows calls this a WORD as opposed to DWORD which is 32 bit)
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mattip >
ahh, yes, USHORT
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mattip >
so it seems the line defining WORD in rwin32.py is wrong?
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mattip >
it is not widely used, and the alignment is wierd, so maybe the wrong definition was not visible
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fijal >
"I want to code a bi elliptical transfer in python,can you help me?"
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fijal >
email from someone random
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hey don't post my emails publically
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is there an efficient way to write a bulk of characters (memcpy) to an FFI buffer?
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ofir >
my_data = b'\xff' * 100; dram_addr = 0xdeadbeef; buf = _mylib.ffi.cast("char *", dram_addr); py_buf = _oclpy.ffi.buffer(buf, size); py_buf[:size] = my_data
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ofir >
will something like that?
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arigo >
(in this case, _oclpy.ffi_memmove(buf, my_data, size) )
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