Add version 11.1 in finding CUDA libdevice #7033
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Maybe we should have a >= check instead. I also added a fallback to detect the version if version.txt is missing. Calling nvcc for this has been inspired by what PyTorch does when compiling extension modules.
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* Add CUDA 11.1 libdevice Maybe we should have a >= check instead. I also added a fallback to detect the version if version.txt is missing. Calling nvcc for this has been inspired by what PyTorch does when compiling extension modules.
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* Add CUDA 11.1 libdevice Maybe we should have a >= check instead. I also added a fallback to detect the version if version.txt is missing. Calling nvcc for this has been inspired by what PyTorch does when compiling extension modules.
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* Add CUDA 11.1 libdevice Maybe we should have a >= check instead. I also added a fallback to detect the version if version.txt is missing. Calling nvcc for this has been inspired by what PyTorch does when compiling extension modules.
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Maybe we should have a >= check instead.
I also added a fallback to detect the version if version.txt is missing. Calling nvcc for this has been inspired by what PyTorch does when compiling extension modules.