Hiya, I'm trying to use a texture in the wrap addressing mode (i.e., search the CUDA programming guide for 'cudaAddressModeWrap'), which needs normalized coordinates, and I am getting a signature error. The relevant bit of the kernel: texture<float2, 2, cudaReadModeElementType> tex_rp; The relevant bits in Python: import pycuda.driver as cuda # ... bind_array_to_texref(arr, rptex) rptex.set_flags(cuda.TRSF_NORMALIZED_COORDINATES) rptex.set_filter_mode(cuda.filter_mode.LINEAR) rptex.set_address_mode(cuda.address_mode.WRAP) # [*] I want normalized coordinates, I want to take advantage of linear interpolation, and I want to index into the array outside of [0, 1-1/N] with wrap mode. The error happens with my last desideratum, at line [*] above: ArgumentError: Python argument types in TextureReference.set_address_mode(TextureReference, address_mode) did not match C++ signature: set_address_mode(pycuda::texture_reference {lvalue}, int dim, CUaddress_mode_enum am)