Add an example demonstrating input-output aliasing with the FFI #25042
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ezhulenev
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Oh, how I'd love to see it converted to FFI state :)
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Can you rebase on main once #25041 is in please? |
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diffbase #25041
As requested in #24986, this PR adds an FFI example that uses input-output aliasing.
Fixes #24986
Edited to add: This is the relevant diff: dfm/jax@ffi-example-refactor...ffi-example-input-output-alias