Trait OpAssignArbitaryAPI 

pub trait OpAssignArbitaryAPI<TC, DC, DA, TA = TC>
where
    DC: DimAPI,
    DA: DimAPI,
    Self: DeviceRawAPI<TA> + DeviceRawAPI<TC> + DeviceRawAPI<MaybeUninit<TC>>,
{
    // Required methods
    fn assign_arbitary(
        &self,
        c: &mut <Self as DeviceRawAPI<TC>>::Raw,
        lc: &Layout<DC>,
        a: &<Self as DeviceRawAPI<TA>>::Raw,
        la: &Layout<DA>,
    ) -> Result<()>;
    fn assign_arbitary_uninit(
        &self,
        c: &mut <Self as DeviceRawAPI<MaybeUninit<TC>>>::Raw,
        lc: &Layout<DC>,
        a: &<Self as DeviceRawAPI<TA>>::Raw,
        la: &Layout<DA>,
    ) -> Result<()>;
}

Required Methods

fn assign_arbitary( &self, c: &mut <Self as DeviceRawAPI<TC>>::Raw, lc: &Layout<DC>, a: &<Self as DeviceRawAPI<TA>>::Raw, la: &Layout<DA>, ) -> Result<()>

Element-wise assignment in col-major order, without no promise that input layouts are broadcastable.

fn assign_arbitary_uninit( &self, c: &mut <Self as DeviceRawAPI<MaybeUninit<TC>>>::Raw, lc: &Layout<DC>, a: &<Self as DeviceRawAPI<TA>>::Raw, la: &Layout<DA>, ) -> Result<()>

Dyn Compatibility

This trait is not dyn compatible.

In older versions of Rust, dyn compatibility was called "object safety", so this trait is not object safe.

Implementors

impl<TC, DC, DA, TA> OpAssignArbitaryAPI<TC, DC, DA, TA> for DeviceCpuSerial

where TC: Clone, TA: Clone + DTypeCastAPI<TC>, DC: DimAPI, DA: DimAPI,

impl<TC, TA, DC, DA> OpAssignArbitaryAPI<TC, DC, DA, TA> for DeviceFaer

where TC: Clone + Send + Sync, TA: Clone + Send + Sync + DTypeCastAPI<TC>, DC: DimAPI, DA: DimAPI,