I know what setregnmax is. But, how we can know the number of register in each warp? We have to get SASS and count by hand?
As I recall, nvdisasm can display register live ranges which allows users to determine the “fat” point in a kernel. You may be able to create a script for post-processing the output from nvdiasm suitably for your purposes.
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Great! Good idea!
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