GitHub - rodrigob/cudatemplates: The "CUDA templates" are a collection of C++ template classes and functions which provide a consistent interface to NVIDIA's "Compute Unified Device Architecture" (CUDA), hiding much of the complexity of the underlying CUDA functions from the programmer (see the brief overview of the main features). Original author: Markus Grabner

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The "CUDA templates" are a collection of C++ template classes and functions which provide a consistent interface to NVIDIA's "Compute Unified Device Architecture" (CUDA), hiding much of the complexity of the underlying CUDA functions from the programmer (see the brief overview of the main features). Original author: Markus Grabner

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CMakeLists.txt		CMakeLists.txt
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CudaTemplatesConfig.cmake		CudaTemplatesConfig.cmake
CudaTemplatesConfigVersion.cmake		CudaTemplatesConfigVersion.cmake
CudaTemplatesConfigVersion.cmake.in		CudaTemplatesConfigVersion.cmake.in
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If you want to build your own Debian package just do the following:

 * Make sure you have the dpkg-dev package installed

   apt-get install dpkg-dev 

   ... should do the job

 * Build the package

   In the base directory call

   dpkg-buildpackage

   This will produce a .deb file in ../

 * Install the package

   dpkg -i ../cudatemplates<some version stuff>.deb

Have fun!

Note: It should be possible to build packages on any debianish Linux distribution, e.g. Ubuntu.