Ignore memory management object for native alloc funcitons by umar456 · Pull Request #3300 · arrayfire/arrayfire
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This PR adds a new memory manager example and fixes the native alloc function so that it ignores the af_memory_manager object.
Description
- Creates a new memory manager example
- The native alloc and native free functions now ignore the af_memory_manager object because they now allocate on the current device.
- Empty allocations on the CPU backend do not call the alloc function
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- Rebased on latest master
- Code compiles
- Tests pass
- Functions added to unified API
- Functions documented
The native alloc and free functions are used to allocate and free functions. These functions do not need the memory manager implementation to work because they are just allocating directly with the underlying backend. This change will now ignore the memory manager object when allocating the memory.
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