As of now, the closing curly brace of an if statement inside the __raygen__renderFrame() function in the devicePrograms.cu file of the second example is indented two spaces less than it should be, making it look like the __raygen__renderFrame() function's losing curly brace at first sight. This commit indents it correctly such that its role is not misunderstood.
As of now, the closing curly brace of an
if
statement inside the__raygen__renderFrame()
function in thedevicePrograms.cu
file of the second example is indented two spaces less than it should be, making it look like the__raygen__renderFrame()
function's losing curly brace at first sight. This commit indents it correctly such that its role is not misunderstood.It's a very small thing but I hope it helps!