Theodoros Theodoridis
Theodoros Theodoridis
>> so is it possible to pose timelimit for each generation, and when time is due, goes to next generation? >It is fundamentally impossible for CUDA kernels, unless some cases...
I have never observed this. I'll try to bump up the number of parallel tasks to see if this pops up.
Oh, this test is failing for me as well. However, if I dump the cuda and compile it with nvcc, then I see no error.
You shouldn't have to install it separately (I didn't). ``` The CUPTI library is supported on all platforms supported by the CUDA Toolkit, and is available on the CUDA Downloads...
Yes, I meant `find_package(CUDA REQUIRED)`. `find_package(CUDA REQUIRED)` will use `FindCUDA.cmake` which is shipped together with cmake. `FindCUDA.cmake` searches for all CUDA related libraries and sets the appropriate variables (such as...
`CUDA Tools SDK` is the standard thing you get when you install cuda with your package manager which is probably already installed in your system. By the way, what cmake...
I didn't measure.
Thanks for the reply. Using a release version of SymCC seems to work.
@xupeng1231 it's been some time since I played with SymCC so I don't really remember how. My first guess would be to use ` -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release` when running `cmake`.