On Sat, 9 Apr 2011 23:14:47 -0400, Aritra Nath <a...@cise.ufl.edu> wrote: > 1. Is there any other workaround to install PYCUDA-0.94.2 besides getting a > new compiler? I have been trying to get gcc 4.4 and then tried gcc 4.6 > installed on the UNIX box since a day but encountering many errors.
Most RedHat-ish distributions ship packages of gcc 4.4, which should make installing that reasonably straightforward. Other than that, make sure that -DBOOST_... is actually getting passed to the compiler. If that doesn't work, even upgrading gcc within version 4.1 might help--some people report success with that. (but that still needs -DBOOST_...) > 2. I have CUDA installed in the /opt/cuda directory for sure but getting > messages like : > *** Cannot find CUDA driver library. Checked locations: > /opt/cuda/lib/libcuda.so > /opt/cuda/lib/libcuda.dylib > /opt/cuda/lib/libcuda.lib > /opt/cuda/lib/cuda.so > /opt/cuda/lib/cuda.dylib > /opt/cuda/lib/cuda.lib > *** Note that this may not be a problem as this component is often installed > system-wide. > Is this normal ? That's fine. The plausibility checks aren't as useful as I thought they might be when I accepted the patch adding them. HTH, Andreas
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