Remove Thrust from the core and common libraries #815
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This commit removes the Thrust dependency from both the core and common libraries. As a requirement for this, I had to turn the common device code into a header-only interface library, which is a good idea regardless. The advantage of this is that it makes it much easier to manage the dependencies on Thrust.
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This commit removes the Thrust dependency from both the core and common libraries. As a requirement for this, I had to turn the common device code into a header-only interface library, which is a good idea regardless. The advantage of this is that it makes it much easier to manage the dependencies on Thrust.
Depends on #814.