pub enum DeviceType<T, U> {
    Cpu(T),
    Gpu(U),
}
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A device type specifier

The device type is sometimes useful to specify, e.g., on which device type a function should be executed. The per-device generic payload stores additional metadata, such as a closure or function parameters.

Variants

Cpu(T)

CPU device type

Gpu(U)

GPU device type

Implementations

Returns true if the device is a CPU

Returns true if the device is a GPU

Returns Some(T) if device is a CPU or otherwise None

Returns Some(U) if device is a GPU or otherwise None

Returns the contained T for a CPU, or computes it from the closure

Returns the contained U for a GPU, or computes it from the closure

Maps the contained T or U into the same M type using the respective closure

Trait Implementations

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