LeBlanc’s law: "Later equals never".
Summary In the previous post, I introduced the rules of using directives (using namespace std) and using declarations (using std::vector). Generally speaking, the rules are good if there is no confliction, in which two using-declarations are the same. As a quick recap, using directives are forbidden. Since this directive makes all names from a namespace…
Summary The world witnessed the popularity of containerized applications. Docker provides good isolation and is of good portability. It also could be the basic item in a distributed system. In this post, I introduced how to create a WordPress site in docker; how to migration WordPress; how to make the site secure via SSL; how…
Summary In this post, I will introduce how to debug async kernels or async APIs in CUDA. The async operations will not block CPU codes. When we check the return type of the functions calls, it may be SUCCESS but there are bugs like "illegal memory access". On the other hand, when we find the…
Summary In this post, I will introduce the Sync and Async behaviors in CUDA. Conclusion The followings are handy codes testing the behaviors of CPU and streams. Details There are two aspects, kernels and streams. 1. Kernels Some of my conclusions are, All kernels will return immediately no matter we use the default stream or…
Summary In this post, I will introduce a useful tool called AddressSanitizer. The motivation of it is that I have a debate with one of my colleagues about whether it is necessary to detect memory leaks in small projects. I was the one who persists to avoid memory issues though the program is small and…