Fix segfault when no devices present and managed memory is statically declared #160
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…vices. CLR was trying to allocate managed memory when no devices were present, resulting in a crash.
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I reported this bug 6 months ago. Is there anything holding up this PR? |
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Thanks for the change, I apologize somehow we missed this |
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Addresses ROCm/hip#3712
Fix crash that was occurring when managed memory was statically declared but no devices present.