'The generated kernel accesses more than 8192 arrays' warning compares against 65535 instead

[expenses]

0xFFFF is 65535 not 8192 so I'm not entirely sure how to interpret this warning.

drjit-core/src/eval.cpp

Lines 215 to 220 in 847c04b

	if (unlikely(kernel_params.size() > 0xFFFF))
	jitc_log(Warn,
	"jit_run(): The generated kernel accesses more than 8192 "
	"arrays (%zu) and will likely not run efficiently. Consider "
	"periodically running jit_eval() to break the computation "
	"into smaller chunks.", kernel_params.size());

It should be probably either be changed to say 'The generated kernel accesses more than 65535 arrays' or checked against 8192 instead.

I'm getting this when running mitsuba on a very, very large sensor batch: https://github.com/mitsuba-renderer/mitsuba3/blob/master/src/sensors/batch.cpp :D

[wjakob]

Tangentially related: the drjit batched sensor was recently redesigned and should no longer have that particular issue (not yet released, but on the master branch if you can compile the renderer on your end)