[fix] Build requested CUDA archs and matching cuDSS archive on Jetson - #26
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Signed-off-by: Victor Kuznetsov <vikuznetsov@nvidia.com>
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Review comments at @cmake/AddCUDSS.cmake:
- Line 58: Update the CUDSS platform auto-detection around the
_cudss_include_dir match so scattered toolkit include paths such as /usr/include
fall back to native x86_64. Keep requiring an explicit CUDSS_PLATFORM for
aarch64 when the installation does not identify whether it targets linux-aarch64
or linux-sbsa.
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Scattered toolkits, such as distro packages under /usr, report CUDAToolkit_INCLUDE_DIRS=/usr/include. There is no targets/<target>-linux directory, so CUDSS_PLATFORM=auto failed even though CUDA was found. x86_64 has a single cuDSS platform, so use linux-x86_64 there. On aarch64 the toolkit layout is the only thing that tells Jetson from SBSA, so still require an explicit CUDSS_PLATFORM.
Jetson builds had two problems when cuNLS was built on its own or pulled into another project:
CUDA architectures: cuNLS always overwrote the caller's CMAKE_CUDA_ARCHITECTURES with 75;80;86;89. On Orin there was no sm_87 code, so kernels failed to launch or JIT-compiled from PTX that the driver couldn't load. The default now applies only when the caller hasn't set the variable. The same change is made in examples/ and tests/install_test/.
cuDSS archive: the cuDSS download was chosen from the host CPU, which gave Orin the linux-sbsa archive. It is now chosen from the CUDA toolkit's target directory (x86_64, aarch64 or sbsa). A new CUDSS_PLATFORM cache variable overrides it.
nvcc fallback: /usr/local/cuda/bin/nvcc is now used only when neither CMAKE_CUDA_COMPILER nor CUDACXX is set.
The README and the Sphinx installation docs describe the new behavior.
Tested in cuVSLAM PR CI with cuNLS tests enabled: x86_64 and Orin pass all tests (Orin 338/338).
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/usr/local/cuda/bin/nvccas a fallback only when no compiler is selected and that executable is available.linux-x86_64; other architectures may require an explicit selection.Documentation