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the reason was simply compatibility and to make sure no older versions than sm_20 were used as some features from that version are required
i am fine with compiler default though an error/a warning should be shown for an unsupported old version (but this is not important for now -- compiler default is just fine)
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We haven't implemented the compiler default yet. When we do this, we also need to modify our _brian_atomic...
operations depending on compute capability and cuda runtime version (see here).
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currently we compile with cc 3.5 as default. check whether we support older archs as well (e.g. cc 2.0) -- would be of no priority but if its free lunch we should not prevent it
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Commit 41bab5d implements automatic compute capability detection based on chosen GPU and adds a preference to manually set the compute capability (prefs.brian2cuda.compute_capability
). It also detects if a user passes any architecture compile flags in prefs.codegen.cuda.extra_compile_args_nvcc
. In that case, manually set compute capability is ignored and a warning is printed.
Commit 4007b84 implements correct atomicAdd
support code generation depending on detected or manually set compute capability.
For the last comment of @moritzaugustin on minimal supported compute capability: It is currently set to 3.5 and the newest CUDA toolkit dropped support for anything below that. But checking for what we support (with older tookit versions) will be done in #5.
Closing.
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