2 patches, cuda option to remove asyncrhonous ops, cleanup of network_gui.listener #416
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…to fails, network_gui.listener can block resources, clean up on break.
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1/ CUDA
In my system running cudatoolkit 11.8 over NVIDIA-SMI 525.116.04 Driver Version: 525.116.04 CUDA Version: 12.0
I found some errors during training fixable by blocking CUDA asynchronous operations - a bit slower but more robust.
2/ network_gui on interrupted processes listener blocks resources, added linstener.close() and conn.close() on the try except training loop.
Both these could be fixed better.
The first would entail debugging why CUDA is barfing on async ops, I dunno.
The second is easier, network_gui could be a class with enter exit that always frees resources.