Hi all, With the new way CMake is treating CUDA codes, now we can do:
project(foo LANGUAGES CXX CUDA) and can do: add_executable(foo_cuda foo.cu) # will use NVCC add_executable(foo_cpp foo.cpp) # will use host compilers Now since CUDA can take *.cpp files as extension (see https://stackoverflow.com/questions/26208784/cuda-cpp-files), is there a away to flip the compiler using one single source files? Something along the line of: if(CUDA_FOUND) add_executable_with_nvcc(foo_cuda foo.cpp) # of course this doesn't exist else(CUDA_FOUND) add_executable_with_cpp(foo_cpp foo.cpp) # neither does this endif(CUDA_FOUND) Or would anyone suggest a work-around? With the help of add_definitions, I can manually compile a host and device executable - just need to integrate this final step into the project. Thanks, Quang
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