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RHEL 8 clones ship with Python 3.6 so we can't build pycuda versions newer than 2022.1: Xpra-org/xpra@6b7fb1d or pytools versions newer than 2022.1.13: Xpra-org/xpra@2bac058
The problem is that CUDA 12 can't be used for building this pycuda version.. so ideally we would need the packaging directory to specify which CUDA version to enable for the builds.
RHEL 8 clones ship with Python 3.6 so we can't build pycuda versions newer than 2022.1: Xpra-org/xpra@6b7fb1d or pytools versions newer than 2022.1.13:
Xpra-org/xpra@2bac058
The problem is that CUDA 12 can't be used for building this pycuda version.. so ideally we would need the
packaging
directory to specify which CUDA version to enable for the builds.Is #7 a viable solution for this?
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