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Facing Difficulties In Compiling Code #1
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I tried to build it for myself, but didn't face the same issue.
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These lines are printed when I run build.bat file. Is it required that I run these files using Visual Studio? Currently, I am using VS Code. D:\ME\Projects\Project 7\Output\Test Output 10 (CUDA)\CudaCythonSamples-master\vec_sum>python setup.py build_ext -i |
@Gaming-wiz you don't need to run these files from Visual Studio, everything can be done inside a terminal. Using VS Code is fine. It seems like it is not the whole output. I don't see logs that corresponds to cuda kernel compilation. Here is what my output looks like:
Make sure you capture the whole output. Because the cuda compilation part is crucial here, looks like something's messed up there. |
Hello,
I am currently working on a project that involves the parallelization of Cython code using different techniques such as OpenMP, and CUDA. As I am new to all this, I started compiling the Dotproduct code. My system has the CUDA toolkit installed already, and I was able to successfully run the bat.file in VS Code. The files and folders generated after this are shown in the image below. However, when I open test.py, it throws an error saying ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'cudaext'. I am stuck trying to figure this out and any kind of help would be appreciated.
Thanks
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