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Another obvious idea: implement support for minimum and maximum memory and dynamic allocation / ballooning.
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Greetings,
While grinding my way through a large theorem, I ran into an issue where SBCL (the Lisp backend that I am using) runs out of memory for garbage collection. This causes a hard crash of t…
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### Select the Day of Content
Day 9
### What information is missing?
Introduction to Dynamic Memory Allocation
@subhadipbhowmik kindly assign
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The officially provided sample code is as follows:
```
draco::DecoderBuffer buffer;
buffer.Init(data.data(), data.size());
const draco::EncodedGeometryType geom_type =
draco::GetEncodedGeom…
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A lot of values need to be increased in gdata.h and elsewhere (e.g., MAX_EQN) when the chemical mechanism becomes too large. It would be great if KPP would use dynamic memory allocation depending on t…
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### Describe the issue
### Description:
I am observing high memory spikes after each run of the inference session when passing the previous outputs of the inference to the input of another iteration …
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### **Description:**
We’ve identified a potential memory management issue in the current implementation of the game. Specifically, there are areas where dynamically allocated memory may not be freed …
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**Describe the bug:**
When piping a large amount of text between processes (f.e a large log into a processor and then pager) Murex seems to eat a lot of memory for buffering, and doesn't free much of…
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**Describe the solution you would like**
Allow users to call the new() and delete() in a SYCL kernel
Example usage
Section V in the paper https://arxiv.org/pdf/2210.07768.pdf
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### Feature Description
## Problem Statement
In Kubernetes environments using Kueue for resource management and KubeStellar for multi-cluster orchestration, there's a need for dynamic resource all…