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How to avoid find_package_handle_standard_args package name warning
In LibTorch 2.0.1 I was able to use the library without installing it (download library and set CMAKE_PREFIX_PATH to allow CMake to find the library). Using LibTorch 2.5.1 and CUDA 12.6 I have to ...
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Are there any libraries for capturing NVTX events without using nsys (NSight Systems)?
NSight Systems is a really really great tool for profiling code, but it's not something we can run in production due to constraints on how it attaches to processes, functional safety certification, ...
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nvtx markers with Python Multiprocessing
I'm trying to use nvtx markers along with multiprocessing pool in Python, but when only a child process calls an annotated function the operation doesn't appear in the profiling report. Is there any ...
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How to see NVTX markers in Nvidia Nsight Systems? With host and guest being the same Windows machine
I am trying profiling CPU/GPU applications, using Nsight suite.
Currently trying to understand a stuttering problem, I added a range around the simulation step (taking place on the CPU):
#include &...
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CMake doesn't recognize NVTX after CUDA network install on Win10
Have a look at this GitHub actions run result on a machine running Windows 10:
nvcc_11.7 visual_studio_integration_11.7 curand_dev_11.7 nvrtc_dev_11.7 nvtx_11.7 cudart_11.7 ...
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Missing static nVIDIA Toolkit Extension library for CUDA 10.0
For a Linux project, I am trying to profile a static library that makes use of CUDA NPP library calls. I would like to use the NVTX API to profile our routines to see which are the more efficient. ...
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Finding the nVIDIA Toolkit Extensions library with CMake
I'm using CMake 3.13, with inherent support for CUDA as a language, to build a project. This project requires the nVIDIA Toolkit Extensions library. On a previous system, I had it under /usr/local/...
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NV toolkit extensions include file location - Linux vs Windows
On Linux, if you have /path/to/cuda-10.0/include in your include path, you can #include <nvToolsExt.h>, and life is good. However, a collaborator using Windows has just told me that (with CUDA ...
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