Question about nvidia-cuda-toolkit
Tomasz Rybak
tomasz.rybak at post.pl
Thu Jun 20 20:03:40 UTC 2013
Dnia 2013-06-18, wto o godzinie 23:05 -0400, Steven Gutstein pisze:
> Hi,
>
> I'm trying to understand the differences between the files installed
> by cuda_5.0.35_linux_64_ubuntu11.10-1.run, which can be downloaded
> from the NVIDIA website and the nvidia-cuda-toolkit Debian package. I
> haven't found very much by searching the web and chat rooms.
>
> I've noticed that the samples included with the CUDA toolkit from
> Nvidia's website are missing from the Debian package as are some other
> files. For example, some files that were placed in subdirectories
> of /usr/local/cuda-5.0/include, such as 'no_throw_free.h', 'free.h'
> and others seem to be missing.
>
> Are there other Debian packages I should install to get the full
> capabilities of NVIDIA's download? Without the sample files, how can I
> test that I've installed CUDA correctly (since I haven't learned it
> yet). If I decide to rely upon NVIDIA's toolkit, will that adversely
> effect my use of other Debian CUDA packages - e.g. PyCuda?
PyCUDA is built and depends on Debian packages. So if you install
PyCUDA from Debian it will fetch all needed CUDA packages.
You can also build PyCUDA from sources - if you want to do so
I would advise you to look at debian/rules (from PyCUDA package
source) to see options I used to build it.
Regards.
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