Improve grid descriptor and handle resource cleanup/management.#127
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Signed-off-by: Josh Romero <joshr@nvidia.com>
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This PR is part of a series of changes I am making to the code to improve resource management/reclamation on API failures. Before this change, cuDecomp would leak resources on grid descriptor/handle creation failures. To better address these situations, the handle and grid descriptor code has been reorganized a bit to delegate clean up functionality to class destructors, which should take care of resource reclamation if an error is encountered during initialization.