I am running 32-bit Fedora 10, I have a Tesla C1060, and I have installed the latest drivers and toolkit for fedora 9. Everything works fine in simulation, but I don’t get the same results when I run my code on the device, so I wanted to debug my code with the cuda-gdb. I installed the debugger for the RHEL, whch I believe should work on my distros. However, when I compile with dbg=1 (I use the common.mk provided by the SDK) I get the following error messages
[indent][pvouzis@eratosthenes BLAST]$ make dbg=1
obj/debug/BLAST.cu_sm_13.o: In function $$SymbolTable': (.nv11Segment+0x136c): undefined reference to $gpu_registers’
obj/debug/BLAST.cu_sm_13.o: In function $$SymbolTable': (.nv11Segment+0x22c0): undefined reference to blockDim’
obj/debug/BLAST.cu_sm_13.o: In function $$SymbolTable': (.nv11Segment+0x22cc): undefined reference to gridDim’
obj/debug/BLAST.cu_sm_13.o: In function $$SymbolTable': (.nv11Segment+0x22d8): undefined reference to blockIdx’
obj/debug/BLAST.cu_sm_13.o: In function $$SymbolTable': (.nv11Segment+0x22e4): undefined reference to threadIdx’
collect2: ld returned 1 exit status
make: *** […/…/bin/linux/debug/BLAST] Error 1[/indent]
Any ideas how I can fix this problem?