hydra::fill_random fails to compile with declared arguments

[adicanto]

The following code doesn't compile because "The container is not iterable, or it is not convertible from/to the functor return value". Changing X with double in the container definition fixes the compilation, which hints to an issue with the conversion/understanding of the declared argument.

declarg(X, double)
using namespace hydra::arguments;
...
hydra::device::vector<X> data(n);
hydra::fill_random(data, hydra::UniformShape<X>(0.,1.) );
...

[dbrundu]

I'm observing the same error. In addition, putting the container in the host and using X type, fixes the compilation, so could be related to device reference conversions.

[AAAlvesJr]

Thanks for the opening the issue. @dbrundu what does host and device mean in your case? are you running in gpu?

[dbrundu]

No, I'm running in CPU. For example with TBB using the host vector compiles while device vector does not.

[AAAlvesJr]

Ok, I reproduce the bug. Starting to investigate...

[AAAlvesJr]

just pushed fix, all works on my box. let me know if you still have issues.

[adicanto]

It works now

[AAAlvesJr]

Perfect, thanks. Closing now...