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Visual Studio 2015 Cuda Compatability?

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Well for 2013 to get CUDA support took about 6 months, I think it will take about the same time. Nvidia devs haven't said anything on it, some just keep saying to use VS 2013 still.

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I have been programming with cuda this summer with my computer science professor and I have been using cuda 7.0 and now cuda 7.5 with Visual Studio 2013. I have Visual Studio 2015 on my desktop and it doesn't seem like cuda is compatable with it yet since it is so new. I know Visual Studio 2015 doesn't have any features that I need really, but I was wondering if NVidia was working on compatability with Visual Studio 2015. Like I said it's not that important but I'm just curious.

 

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Well for 2013 to get CUDA support took about 6 months, I think it will take about the same time. Nvidia devs haven't said anything on it, some just keep saying to use VS 2013 still.

Regards Elias N Martinez. | Graphic and motion design are my jobs. 3D modeling is my hobby. I do what I enjoy.  Skype: eliasnmartinez1 (please state that you are coming from LTT)

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Well for 2013 to get CUDA support took about 6 months, I think it will take about the same time. Nvidia devs haven't said anything on it, some just keep saying to use VS 2013 still.

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CPU: Intel Core i7 4770k @4.3 GHz Motherboard: ASUS Z87-A RAM: Corsair XMS3 Series 8GB @1600MHz GPU: EVGA 660 ti SC Case: Antec Three Hundred Illusion Storage: Seagate Barracuda 1TB 7200 RPM 64MB Cache PSU: Corsair CX500

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