test_tcnn_instant_ngp_field() Segmentation Fault
See original GitHub issuetest_tcnn_instant_ngp_field()
has a segfault. This test is only run locally since the github actions don’t have tcnn. Interestingly the segfault does not occur if you run the test using the debugger.
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Hmmm, even more mysterious. Doesn’t seem tied to a commit, I tried going back pretty far, and this only became an issue in the last week or so. Maybe some package version? @ethanweber are you also still having this issue?
NGP training works for me. Oddly it only fails for me when I don’t run with the debugger. I think Ethan is also has seen this segfault. I’ll try to figure out which pr introduced this.