4. Storage

Storage is a low-level container which handles the allocation and freeing of memory, as well as transferring data between different devices. All elements within a Tensor are stored inside a Storage object.

Typically, users won’t directly interact with this object, but there may be instances where it proves useful, especially in C++.

Note

In contrast to a Tensor, the memory layout of Storage is always contiguous.

In the following, let’s see how to use Storage:

• 4.1. Creating a Storage
• 4.2. Accessing elements
• 4.3. Increase size
• 4.4. From/To C++.vector
• 4.5. Save/Load a storage