Andrei Nechaev

hello @AvanteElectro yes, you can compile multiple files with v2 of the extension. Please review the readme. For each file you'll need something like `%%cuda --name example.cu --compile false`

Hello, Just to be clear, it is not my post. The original post was on Medium https://medium.com/@iphoenix179/running-cuda-c-c-in-jupyter-or-how-to-run-nvcc-in-google-colab-663d33f53772 Even more interesting that you use the 2nd version of the plugin. The...

`cuda_run` will take all cuda files in your home dir and will compile and run them. use it as in the initial comment. Just will an empty cell with exactly...

Hi @lmarval, great work. Looks like you found some points of improvements. A PR would be appreciated. Using additional libs is a great feature to have. Perhaps, we should extend...

Have you looked into the command line capabilities of NVprof? AFAIK it's a UI utility. Quite powerful, but still. Frankly, I thought about looking into it but didn't have chance...

> `You don't have write access to the MatteoOnger/nvcc4jupyter repository, so you cannot push changes to it.` > > I tried pushing a commit to the fork. It seems like...

that's my assumption too. A simple change, just in case, here is the PR #8