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Yes, I know, CUDAnative is currently broken on master after JuliaLang/julia#21888. I haven't had the time to fix, please use release-0.6
or v0.6.0
for the time being.
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Now that the final binary has been released for Julia 0.6 I have switched to this for my main work. Since I did not compile from source, is there a way to match up CUDA tools with the binary version of 0.6? Currently the installation calls for the custom compile approach.
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The source build is required for LLVM.jl, which builds a custom libLLVM_extra.so
. The problem with binary dists is that 1) it doesn't ship the necessary build artifacts (llvm-config
, LLVM headers, etc), and 2) there's going to be a compiler mismatch (the one used to build julia's binary LLVM, and the one you're using to build libLLVM_extra
). The former you could "fix" by building libLLVM_extra
once and caching that .so, the second issue you cannot fix. It might work, but there might be incompatibilities.
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Triaged: after JuliaLang/julia#21888, Julia emits address spaces (on function parameters, loads, addrspacecasts and in the future possibly alloca's) on points in non-generic address spaces. NVPTX's ISEL doesn't support these, and we need to strip them from the IR. LLVM.jl isn't powerful enough for this, as the C API doesn't export any of Utils/CloneFunction, so we'd need to do this as part of base (ref JuliaLang/julia#22414).
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Related Issues (20)
- CUDAnative failed to initialize, no CUPTI provided HOT 2
- CUDAnative.fma performance problems HOT 4
- Better error if exclusive device is already in use HOT 1
- C++ compatible name mangling HOT 3
- WMMA examples always execute HOT 2
- Better warning on CUPTI insufficient permissions
- shfl does not like Bool HOT 2
- On Julia master: "Warning: Incompatibility detected between CUDA and LLVM 8.0+; disabling debug info emission for CUDA kernels" HOT 1
- Performance regression with new mapreduce HOT 1
- Errors in CUDAnative unit tests HOT 1
- WMMA tests fail on julia-debug HOT 6
- Cthulhu integration HOT 3
- Racy initializing HOT 1
- Can't access GPUs, get "ERROR: CUDA error: invalid device context (code 201, ERROR_INVALID_CONTEXT)" HOT 5
- 'Symbol "__nv_exp"not found' on Jetson Xavier NX HOT 4
- Is there a `@cushow` macro? HOT 7
- Initializing static shared memory with function argument HOT 1
- Atomic operations on shared memory HOT 3
- PTX JIT compilation issue: Call to gpu_report_oom has wrong number of parameters HOT 9
- Warning: `haskey(::TargetIterator, name::String)` is deprecated HOT 1
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