Function TensorPtr_new 

pub unsafe fn TensorPtr_new(
    sizes: UniquePtr<CxxVector<i32>>,
    data: *mut u8,
    dim_order: UniquePtr<CxxVector<u8>>,
    strides: UniquePtr<CxxVector<i32>>,
    scalar_type: ET_ScalarType,
    dynamism: ET_TensorShapeDynamism,
    allocation: Box<RustAny>,
    device: ET_Device,
) -> SharedPtr<Tensor>

Available on crate features std and tensor-ptr only.

Create a new tensor pointer.

The device parameter sets the Tensor’s device location only — no data is allocated or copied. The caller is responsible for ensuring data already lives on the requested device. To copy CPU data to a device, use TensorPtr_clone_to instead.

Arguments:

• sizes: The dimensions of the tensor.
• data: A pointer to the beginning of the data buffer.
• dim_order: The order of the dimensions.
• strides: The strides of the tensor, in units of elements (not bytes).
• scalar_type: The scalar type of the tensor.
• dynamism: The dynamism of the tensor.
• allocation: A Box<RustAny> object that will be dropped when the tensor is dropped. Can be used to manage the lifetime of the data buffer.
• device: The device on which data resides.

Returns a shared pointer to the tensor.

Safety

The data pointer must be valid for the lifetime of the tensor, and accessing it according to the data type, sizes, dim order, and strides must be valid. The data pointer must reside on device.