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could not load library "/usr/local/lib/libVkFFTCUDA.so" #2
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In principle, it installs libVkFFTCUDA for you as part of the building process (see here), but I have to admit it's been very tough getting this to build properly so the current solution is a bit hacky and might not work perfectly well. When you installed VkFFTCUDA, did it prompt you for your password at some point? Because the current building solution is so terrible, it prompts you for your password, but the prompt is not very clear sometimes. Its possible you missed that and didn't put your password in and the install failed? |
The package manager still installs 0.1.0 though.
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Yeah I'm not sure why it's still installing 0.1.0 and not 0.2.0. I pushed 0.2.0 less than an hour ago, maybe the registry needs some time to update correctly? But anyways I noticed that the build step does not always run. I am not sure what causes the build step to run or not when you |
Did not really do the job:
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What is in |
Does not exist for me |
Also 0.2.0 fails somehow:
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Ah wait, wrong computer 🛩️ |
I only installed a graphics driver for CUDA. All other dependencies CUDA.jl takes care for me. CUDA.jl works on the same machine. |
There is a "proper" way of adding binary artifacts to a Julia package, using BinaryBuilder.jl. I tried to get it to work, but I never figured out how to get nvcc in the sandbox environments that BinaryBuilder provides you with. If you have any ideas for fixing this, that would be awesome! But in the meantime, the fastest way to get VkFFTCUDA running would be to install the CUDA toolkit |
@maleadt can maybe help? He set up all the Cuda environment, I guess :) |
Use |
Any progress @PaulVirally? I think if that would work, people would immediately try out and play with it (including me)! |
Hi,
is it expected that I install libVkFFTCUDA myself? Is there a way to install that as CUDA.jl does it with downloading an Artifact?
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