Fix joinMany #56
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Fix joinMany #56
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Instead of allocating an array of pointers, joinMany was allocating memory for just one pointer. This was making ArrayFire read out of bounds and fail with various errors. This commit fixes this issue by adding a helper withManyForeignPtr function that acts like withForeignPtr (not unsafeWithForeignPtr!), but for a list of ForeignPtrs.
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Thank you for fixing these bugs ! af_err af_join_many(af_array *out, const int dim, const unsigned n_arrays, const af_array *inputs); |
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Instead of allocating an array of pointers, joinMany was allocating memory for just one pointer. This was making ArrayFire read out of bounds and fail with various errors.
This commit fixes this issue by adding a helper withManyForeignPtr function that acts like withForeignPtr (not unsafeWithForeignPtr!), but for a list of ForeignPtrs.