Is there any option in ‘nvcc’ to specify our own C compiler. For eg.: by default, in windows, ‘cl.exe’ is considered to be the C compiler. Can I change this to, let us say, ‘gcc’ compiler for windows or a turbo C compiler? I was just curious whether or not its possible! :)

C compiler other than 'cl.exe' in windows

netllama September 30, 2008, 2:40pm 8

gcc is only supported for Mac & Linux. MSVC is the only supported compiler for Windows.

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