* Make `dev` a property of `Allocator`
(this is a prereq refactor for #10285)
At least `BufferXfer.copy` accesses it assuming it's always present,
currently most devices just add this property on their own repeating
the same code over and over again.
This is also a bit footguny, see `RemoteAllocator` that named this
property `device` instead of `dev`, i could obviously just change that
in one place but doing it globally seems like a better solution (and it
reduces code duplication too).
`MallocAllocator` is a bit special, but passing `None` works just fine.
* typing
* ignore type instead of cast
Not strictly required for anything but soon there will be like 4 new
properties and having it be a huge json just seems like a bad taste.
It also seems right to not have a separate endpoint for this, just
`GetProperties` request that returns a repr of this similar to how
requests are sent in `BatchRequest`.
This will also make a switch to anything other than http much simpler
if it will be required for any reason, like just a tcp stream of
`BatchRequest`s
* Basic remote multi support
Simplest thing to be able to use remote with multiple gpus, very slow
because no transfers (copyin copyout for cross-device copies)
* tests
* use function for infinity instead of uniform
* test infinity math locally
* test infinity math in CI
* make pytest available to MacOS (WebGPU)
* revert to master except failing webgpu test
* use function for infinity instead of uniform
* test infinity math locally
* test infinity math in CI
* make pytest available to MacOS (WebGPU)
* revert to master except failing webgpu test
* isolate test refactor
* Less messy broken graph on paravirtualized metal workaround
GitHub CI macOS runners use paravirtualized metal which is broken with
graph (some comments say that ICB in particular is broken but in my
testing it was fine sometimes, but other times hitting an assert inside
metal's code related to resouces, so not sure).
> Assertion failed: (resource != nil), function -[IOGPUMetalResource initWithResource:], file IOGPUMetalResource.m, line 458.
This can be reproduced locally with any virtualization software (like utm)
that can create macOS VMs with apple's own virtualization framework.
* unused import
