


How to Build CUDA Applications in Visual Studio 2010 with CUDA Toolkit 4.0?
Oct 30, 2024 am 03:10 AMCreating a CUDA Application in Visual Studio 2010
Building CUDA kernels in Visual Studio has been simplified with the introduction of CUDA Toolkit 4.0. Following these steps will guide you through the process:
CUDA Toolkit 4.0 and Later
- Enable the CUDA build customizations: Right-click on your project, select "Build Customizations", and check the box for the appropriate CUDA version.
- Add your CUDA host code as .c or .cpp files.
- Implement wrappers and kernels in .cu files.
- Include the CUDA runtime library: Right-click on the project, select "Properties", then "Linker -> Input", and add "cudart.lib" to the "Additional Dependencies".
Note for CUDA 4.0
- If you encounter an error related to "$(CudaBuildTasksPath)", apply a fix patch to the build customizations as described in the provided CUDA documentation.
By following these steps, you can easily create and build CUDA applications in Visual Studio 2010.
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