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ConditionalCudaGraphBody

Struct ConditionalCudaGraphBody 

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pub struct ConditionalCudaGraphBody { /* private fields */ }
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CUDA-owned body graph produced while adding one conditional-WHILE node.

The body graph and conditional handle are owned by the parent graph. They must not be destroyed independently. The numeric handle is intended to be passed by value to a device kernel that calls cudaGraphSetConditional.

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impl ConditionalCudaGraphBody

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pub fn graph(&self) -> CUgraph

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pub fn handle(&self) -> CUgraphConditionalHandle

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pub fn context(&self) -> CUcontext

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pub fn linear_chain_node_kinds( &self, ) -> Result<Vec<CudaGraphNodeKind>, CudaConditionalGraphUnavailable>

Return this body’s actual node kinds in dependency-chain order.

The body must be a single linear dependency chain. CUDA’s node-list enumeration order is not used as an execution-order signal.

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pub fn capture_on_stream<F, E>( &self, stream: &CudaStream, record: F, ) -> Result<(), CudaConditionalGraphUnavailable>
where F: FnOnce() -> Result<(), E>, E: Display,

Capture graph-compatible work directly into this conditional body.

stream must be a non-default stream. The callback must not allocate, synchronize, or record/wait on events. CUDA conditional bodies allow only kernel, empty, child-graph, device memcpy/memset, and nested conditional nodes.

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impl Debug for ConditionalCudaGraphBody

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more

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