Separate Compilation and Linking of CUDA C++ Device Code | NVIDIA Technical Blog
Managing complexity in large programs requires breaking them down into components that are responsible for small, well-defined portions of the overall program. Separate compilation is an integral part of the C and C++ programming languages which allows portions of a program to be compiled into separate objects and then linked together to form an executable or library. Developing large and complex
CUDA Pro Tip: nvprof is Your Handy Universal GPU Profiler | NVIDIA Technical Blog
CUDA 5 added a powerful new tool to the CUDA Toolkit: nvprof. nvprof is a command-line profiler available for Linux, Windows, and OS X. At first glance, nvprof seems to be just a GUI-less version of the graphical profiling features available in the NVIDIA Visual Profiler and NSight Eclipse edition. But nvprof is much more than that; to me, nvprof is the light-weight profiler that reaches where oth
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