Another Test Issue about librapid

[Pencilcaseman]

This is another comment on an issue, this time with some C++ code:

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librapid::optimiseThreads(0.1);
	librapid::setNumThreads(8);
	librapid::warmup();

	{
		librapid::Array test(librapid::Extent({1000, 1000}), "f32", "cpu");
		librapid::Array test2(librapid::Extent({1000, 1000}), "f32", "cpu");
		librapid::Array test3(librapid::Extent({1000, 1000}), "f32", "cpu");
		librapid::Array test4(librapid::Extent({1000, 1000}), "f32", "cpu");
		librapid::Array test5(librapid::Extent({1000, 1000}), "f32", "cpu");
		librapid::Array res(librapid::Extent({1000, 1000}), "f32", "cpu");

		test.fill(1);
		test2.fill(2);
		test3.fill(3);
		test4.fill(4);
		test5.fill(5);
		res.fill(0);

		fmt::print("Has OpenBLAS: {}\n", librapid::hasBlas());
		fmt::print("BLAS Dot: {}\n", test.dot(test));

		int64_t iters = 100;
		double start = librapid::seconds();
		for (int64_t i = 0; i < iters; ++i) {
			res =
					2 * test + 3 * test2 + 4 * test3 + 5 * test4 + 6 * test5 + 7 * test +
					8 * test2 + 9 * test3 + 10 * test4 + 11 * test5;
		}
		double end = librapid::seconds();
		fmt::print("Elapsed: {:.2f} s\n", end - start);
		fmt::print("Average: {:.3f} ms\n", ((end - start) * 1000) / (double) iters);
		fmt::print("Result: {}\n", res);
	}

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[Pencilcaseman]

Can I just paste in random things and have it work?

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# Guess the Number

import random

def computer_to_guess(n):
    print("Think of a number between 1 and", n)

    # Initial value
    highest = n
    lowest = 0
    tries = 0
    correct = False
    guess = 0

    # guessing loop
    while not correct: # Loop while correct is false
        guess = lowest + int((highest-lowest+1)/2)
        print("My guess is", guess, ".")
        print("Is this too [h]igh, too [l]ow, or [c]orrect? ",end="")
        reply = input().lower().strip()
        tries = tries + 1
        if reply == "h":
            highest = guess
        elif reply == "l":
            lowest = guess
        elif reply == "c":
            correct = True
        else:
            print("You did not enter h, l, or c. Try again.")
    print("I took", tries, "tries to guess ", guess, ".\n\n")

def human_to_guess(n):

    # Intial value
    the_number = random.randint(1, n)
    guessed = False
    tries = 0

    print("I've thought of a number between 1 and", n, "\nTry guessing")

    # guessing loop
    while not guessed: # Loop while guessed is false
        valid_guess = False
        while not valid_guess:
            try:
                guess = int(input("Enter your number: "))
                valid_guess = True
            except TypeError:
                print("Not a number")
        tries += 1
        if guess > the_number:  
            print("Too high!")
        elif guess < the_number:
            print ("Too low!")
        else:
            print ("Just right...")
            guessed = True
    print("well done, you took", tries, "tries.\n\n")

def print_menu(n):
    print("Guess a number between 1 and", n)
    print("  (H) - human to guess")
    print("  (C) - computer to guess")
    print("  (N) - change maximum number")
    print("  (Q) - quit the game")

# Main program ===============

max_number = 100
print("Welcome to GUESS THE NUMBER")

play_on = True
while play_on:
    print_menu(max_number)
    response = input("Your choice: ").strip().upper()
    if response == "H":
        human_to_guess(max_number)
    elif response == "C":
        computer_to_guess(max_number)
    elif response == "N":
        valid_n = False
        while not valid_n:
            try:
                max_number = int(input("New max number: "))
                if max_number >= 1:
                    valid_n = True
            except TypeError:
                print("Not a valid number")
    elif response == "Q":
        play_on = False
        print("Bye!")
    else:
        print("Not a valid choice - one of H, C, N or Q")

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