ENH,BUG: Allow strides without mem, fix empty byte-bounds#9453
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It ended up a bit more than I thought... on the plus side: * Speed up creation slightly by avoiding use of Python functions for the bounds calculation. * Use cython side helper for byte-bounds, which also fixes a bug (NumPy 2 moved this function, but a different thing.) * Allow allocation if `strides=` is passed, closes cupygh-7818 (Limited to what NumPy does, whether thought through or not...) In the end the speed up might be the most wortwhile thing here...
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Hmmmm, lots of CI timeouts, just chance or real risk of a slowdown? |
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It's fixed by #9460. |
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I restarted some CIs that resulted in a timeout and confirmed that all tests passed. |
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It ended up a bit more than I thought... on the plus side:
strides=is passed, closesndarrayconstructor behavior mismatches whenstridesis given #7818 (Limited to what NumPy does, whether thought through or not...)All of these are very small improvements, but since I started, let's finish it I guess.