Add Manjaro CUDA include and lib dirs to Makefile #1212
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I am using Manjaro and I installed CUDA via the package manager. The install location in my case is
/opt/cudawhich is also accessible via the environmental variableCUDA_PATH. However, the Makefile only uses the hard-coded location/usr/local/cudato look up CUDA header files and libraries. Compiling with CUDA therefore does not run out-of-the-box on my machine.This PR adds the paths that my CUDA install happens to be in to the Makefile. Alternatively it's possible to create a Makefile via cmake which automatically sets the correct include and lib directories for CUDA.