Move run_as_os_thread from hpx::threads to hpx::#476
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Unfortunately, changing the namespace make Octo-Tiger incompatible with HPX 1.9.1 as it is still using the old one (hence the failing tests). I think we should postpone this PR at least until the next stable HPX release! I will attempt to fix the issue with the hipcc compilation on the HPX side though so that we can still use HPX master on AMD devices if required! |
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@G-071 Since HPX 1.10 is releases could we switch to this version and merge the pull request? |
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run_as_os_thread was moved to a different namespace within HPX. This caused some deprecation warnings (and in the case of hipcc actually some compilation errors). This PR should fix that by using the updated namespace.