Fix deprecated call #67
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It is now on par with tutorial http://pytorch.org/tutorials/advanced/cpp_extension.html change AT_ASSERTM by TORCH_CHECK change .type() by .scalar_type() change PackedAcessor to PackedAccessor32 change fminf and fmaxf to their fmin and fmax counterparts, make sur that the right template is used by casting the 0.0 to scalar_t
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I noticed that the tutorial was updated but not the codebase, so here it goes.
It is now on par with tutorial http://pytorch.org/tutorials/advanced/cpp_extension.html
change AT_ASSERTM by TORCH_CHECK
change .type() by .scalar_type()
change PackedAcessor to PackedAccessor32
This hopefully fixes #65 , #66 (although 1.6 norally only return deprecation warning)
Second significant change :
change fminf and fmaxf to their fmin and fmax counterparts, make sur that the right template is used by casting the 0.0 to scalar_t . This is probably not needed anymore as it was probably a bug with nvcc and gcc7 but it might help people with old configs get the grad_check working.
This fixes #27 and #42