-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 I have a project that I'm converting from plain ole' makefile to cmake. I need to have the build result be .ptx and .cubin (both, as the app attempts to read the .cubin first, and if it's incompatible with the GPU architecture, assemble the .ptx file).
The way I did it with the ole' makefile approach was to invoke nvcc - --ptx on File1.cu and File2.cu, and then invoke nvcc --cubin on the resulting File1.ptx, and File2.ptx. The latter step created File1.cubin, and File2.cubin. I've looked over the documentation of FindCUDA, and it seemed that CUDA_COMPILE and CUDA_COMPILE_PTX might be my best bets; however, I can't figure out how to set targets to be .ptx, or .cubin files. CUDA_ADD_LIBRARY wants to generate an (empty) object library, which only adds headaches, as the project compilation fails when gcc is invoked to create these libs. This is both redundant and annoying. I only need the .ptx and .cubin files. I would greatly appreciate a hint or pointers. Alex -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.4.10 (GNU/Linux) Comment: Using GnuPG with Fedora - http://enigmail.mozdev.org/ iQIcBAEBAgAGBQJMioHCAAoJEL0kPHNPXJJKlL0P/ihLAxpUZSKvDbGkCIesk84E tzXBAuIu5nWpFY7jHaD3cI0lAb62RXql4kbJKdlJ8RuWMZy3ZclsTx0Ph3TYnaoX dVOCOqxYGwbt3q74NtVDM8mvIfMxKSEyiQbn6V9KCU0sKqW4pvlxXl37Qbh75ILT cWMOx4dm/XH1z/YE+EJfhWSZw9JonwghR1E5XHI7i4y9hr1MyQ/sOkytEUFQEYos J7DTFHcdUPwDtOFYsG54BkuyvzacGl++h6X/sS/rB+UyCbJaFr6z68LmiS6mg25H g5q5S8FGJyEz3cOkINo1viLMhFbM1eWVwHvQOkGHw3+aFL6FY/FPruMKaqEcklk5 EYA9qZlrU+gvVSNBptl8Y0d3Lajvk8rFMl0zwuENNIgh7vtc6QhHjtHTX57b36JM d/8S7R+lsw9jsW/NODNBO2NeGjcCN380ntUG9R05O6sYUZlBAHkbcMBdiVg9YM0n V2G4rkpFL9VtiZyArme+X7Sa/K6G6ODhM0ivmz6FOswi2pCi40ZBjBLM97hPOmHa DAQkJxpjntMYMmKL6PZ9rkp4De6SdihCMYNakGPFTutmZO6KNqLDtPz+PBkY69Jk JIhvROFN5c9ijN/6wwitc213BPGzLDvBZxbPkrLaC9ogYnVyBfedaLVkp3DsZqcc ujxmOVL4+AZcRxlnSozs =Tt5O -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- _______________________________________________ Powered by www.kitware.com Visit other Kitware open-source projects at http://www.kitware.com/opensource/opensource.html Please keep messages on-topic and check the CMake FAQ at: http://www.cmake.org/Wiki/CMake_FAQ Follow this link to subscribe/unsubscribe: http://www.cmake.org/mailman/listinfo/cmake
