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Currently, the C++ VideoDecoder code will throw normal C++ exceptions such as throw std::runtime_exception(). This has caused some problems with how PyTorch handles custom C++ ops, resulting in segfaults. We should exclusively use PyTorch macros (TORCH_CHECK(), C10_THROW_ERROR(), etc) to make sure our C++ error handling correctly propagates to Python.
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🐛 Describe the bug
Currently, the C++
VideoDecoder
code will throw normal C++ exceptions such asthrow std::runtime_exception()
. This has caused some problems with how PyTorch handles custom C++ ops, resulting in segfaults. We should exclusively use PyTorch macros (TORCH_CHECK()
,C10_THROW_ERROR()
, etc) to make sure our C++ error handling correctly propagates to Python.Versions
All versions.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: