Class bolt::amp::device_vector< T, CONT >::iterator_base< Container >: operator[] with device_vector iterators result in a compile-time error when accessed for reading. Writing with operator[] appears to be OK. Workarounds: either use the operator[] on the device_vector container, or use iterator arithmetic instead, such as *(iter + 5) for reading from the iterator.
Class bolt::cl::device_vector< T >::iterator_base< Container >: operator[] with device_vector iterators result in a compile-time error when accessed for reading. Writing with operator[] appears to be OK. Workarounds: either use the operator[] on the device_vector container, or use iterator arithmetic instead, such as *(iter + 5) for reading from the iterator.
Class bolt::cl::device_vector< T >::reverse_iterator_base< Container >: operator[] with device_vector iterators result in a compile-time error when accessed for reading. Writing with operator[] appears to be OK. Workarounds: either use the operator[] on the device_vector container, or use iterator arithmetic instead, such as *(iter + 5) for reading from the iterator.
File device_vector.h: iterator::getBuffer() returns "pointer" to beginning of array, instead of where the iterator has incremented to; may need to map a subBuffer or something simmilar