Hi Adam, * Adam Mercer wrote on Wed, Sep 01, 2010 at 08:28:43PM CEST: > I was just wondering what is available as about 18 months ago we added > some Cuda code to one of our projects and have found that the build > isn't working with more recent versions of Cuda. We have rules such as > the following to build .c files from the .cu that are then compiled: > > SUFFIXES = .cu .c > .cu.c: > @nvcc -cuda --host-compilation=c $(INCLUDES) $(CPPFLAGS) --output-file > $@ $< > > it seems that in newer cuda versions the --host-compilation option has > been dropped so we need to approach this differently.
Do you know how? (Because that knowledge will be needed when implementing this.) > As the > libtool-2.2.8 ChangeLog mentioned initial support for Cuda I was > interested in how to use this, i.e. if we specify the Cuda source file > in the list of SOURCES will libtool call nvcc appropriately? No, that would require Cuda .cu file support in Automake; sorry. I'd love to have this, and there has been a patch for this, too (and I think it was reasonably good), but again, the copyright question could not be cleared up so we have to ignore the patch. If you are willing to code up a patch for this, and to assign copyright to the FSF, then be my guest. Cheers, Ralf _______________________________________________ http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/libtool
