Hi,
The short story:
I’m using Eclipse as my IDE under CentOS (Linux) and trying to set a breakpoint in my CUDA kernel. Has anyone done this succesfully?
The long story:
I’m building a mex file for Matlab that calls into a CUDA kernel. I’m able to break in the mex code fine, but not into the CUDA kernel. My build looks like this;
$(TARGET): $(CUDA_SRC) $(C_SRC)
$(CUDAPATH)/bin/$(NVCC) -g -deviceemu -D_DEBUG -DEBUG $(LIBPATH) $(INCPATH) $(LIBS) -Xcompiler ‘-fpic -shared’ -shared $(CUDA_SRC) $(C_SRC) -o $(TARGET)
So I do have -deviceemu set… I’m not sure why its not breaking.
Anyone have any comments / ideas?
Hi,
The short story:
I’m using Eclipse as my IDE under CentOS (Linux) and trying to set a breakpoint in my CUDA kernel. Has anyone done this succesfully?
The long story:
I’m building a mex file for Matlab that calls into a CUDA kernel. I’m able to break in the mex code fine, but not into the CUDA kernel. My build looks like this;
$(TARGET): $(CUDA_SRC) $(C_SRC)
$(CUDAPATH)/bin/$(NVCC) -g -deviceemu -D_DEBUG -DEBUG $(LIBPATH) $(INCPATH) $(LIBS) -Xcompiler '-fpic -shared' -shared $(CUDA_SRC) $(C_SRC) -o $(TARGET)
So I do have -deviceemu set… I’m not sure why its not breaking.
Anyone have any comments / ideas?
Hey, same problem here. Did you find out how to put breakpoints in kernels with eclipse?