EC/CUDA: enable support for multiple contexts #848
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What
Change EC/CUDA and MC/CUDA resource allocation logic to support multiple CUDA contexts. CUDA components keep tack of resources used by TLs or CLs and allocate memory, stream, events etc using appropriate CUDA context.
Why ?
Adds support for multithreaded CUDA application. Each thread represent UCC endpoint and manages dedicated GPU