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README says This will use optimised backend implementations where available. This sounds as if availability is checked in some automated way. Does not seem to work, as the llvm-ptx flag is True by default, and consequently (?) cabal install breaks if I don't have CUDA. Yes, I was able to figure out
cabal install accelerate-fft --flags="-llvm-ptx"
but you might make this flag default to False. - I guess llvm-cpu: True is fine since most people will have this installed.
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It certainly would be nice if this were more automated. I'm not sure if this can be done in a better way... maybe if the Setup.hs guesses whether CUDA is available, before committing to add that dependency (if not explicitly set either way)? It'd have to be a guess though, or provide all the same options that the cuda package has for locating your installation (which feels a bit heavy-weight).
README says
This will use optimised backend implementations where available.
This sounds as if availability is checked in some automated way. Does not seem to work, as thellvm-ptx
flag is True by default, and consequently (?)cabal install
breaks if I don't have CUDA. Yes, I was able to figure outbut you might make this flag default to False. - I guess
llvm-cpu: True
is fine since most people will have this installed.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: