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LtStaffel
By LtStaffel
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Hello,

I've just installed CUDA Toolkit, and Visual Studio Community 2015.  CUDA Toolkit did not see I have VS 2015 installed, is that the reason why when I try to use gcc to compile deviceQuery to test CUDA Toolkit it terminates compilation at #include <cuda_runtime.h>?  Or is it a different reason?

 

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Unless it changed recently, CUDA doesn't support VS 2015 yet. You'll have to get VS 2013.

As for the gcc thing, what error are you getting? Are you telling it where the CUDA headers are?

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Unless it changed recently, CUDA doesn't support VS 2015 yet. You'll have to get VS 2013.

As for the gcc thing, what error are you getting? Are you telling it where the CUDA headers are?

Ok, I'll try to downgrade.  The error I'm getting just says that there is no such file or directory as "#include <cuda_runtime.h>" and that is in the deviceQuery C++ source code that I tried to compile to run.  Nvidia said you should be able to just run it and not have any problems but apparently I didn't get the compiled version or something.  And I'm not telling it where the cuda headers are as Nvidia said it should be ok, but I'm not very good at C++ (I'm hoping to learn as I use CUDA on my programs) so I'm not sure how to tell it where they are, I don't even know where they are if I did know how to point it at them.

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