fix for using locked clocks#390
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Confirmed this still works on a system that still supports controlling application clocks. |
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Using the option use_locked_clocks=True on the NVMLObserver was broken, this should fix it. Have tested it on a system that supports locked clocks but has support for applications clocks deprecated. Planning to test on system with support for application clocks to see if that still works as well.