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- #CODE BLOCKS TARGET USES AN INVALID COMPILER RUN ABORTED CODE#
- #CODE BLOCKS TARGET USES AN INVALID COMPILER RUN ABORTED WINDOWS#
In the next section of this walkthrough, we'll look at some of the windows that you However, in a localĭebugging setup, the Nsight Monitor will launch automatically when the CUDA Debugger is started. Note that with a remote debugging configuration, the Nsight Monitor must be started prior to debugging. You'll notice that on the host machine, a pop-up message indicates that a connection has been made. Show/hide this icon group by right-clicking on the Visual Studio toolbar and toggling Nsight Connections. Show/hide this icon group by right-clicking on the Visual Studio toolbar and toggling Nsight CUDA Debug.Ĭlick on the Start CUDA Debugging (Legacy)/(Next-Gen) toolbar menu item. Right-click on the project, and select Debug > Start CUDA Debugging (Legacy)/(Next-Gen)Ĭlick on the Start CUDA Debugging (Legacy)/(Next-Gen) toolbar icon.
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If the project did notīuild, you need to correct the problem before going to the next step.įor information on choosing the correct debugger for your system configuration see the System Requirements page. If the project built successfully, go to the next step.
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View the output window for error messages.
#CODE BLOCKS TARGET USES AN INVALID COMPILER RUN ABORTED CODE#
Unoptimized code with symbolics information. When debugging native CPU code (requires the Next-Gen You must use the following nvcc compiler switch to generate symbolics information for CUDA kernels: -G Optional: when remote debugging, to abort the launch when a file fails to copy to the remote system, set the Abort on synchronize Note: Next-Gen CUDA Debugger does not currently support late attach.Īpplication is a launcher - for late debugger attachment to a program launched by another program (ie. Launch external program - for late debugger attachment Launch Project - launches the current project's executable The debugger will pickup the environment block from the local debugging option in VS properties, when $(Environment) is set The default working directoryĬommand line arguments - specified with a file in the working directory, or directly in this field.Įnvironment - specify environment variables and their values. Working directory - You can specify the directory you want the target application to use as its working directory. IMPORTANT: Do not use a mapped drive to specify the hostname. (see Recommended IP Address Formatting for more information). The IP address of the machine on your local network, or the machine name as recognized on your network You can also go to the Project menu > Nsight User Properties.)įor remote debugging, you can change the Connection name field by replacing localhost with the address of your target machine (the remote computer where the application to be debugged will run). In the Solution Explorer, right-click on the project name matrixMul, and select Nsight User Properties. On the host machine, configure the project for local or remote debugging. The Nsight Monitor icon appears in the system tray. Scroll down the through the installed programs and select: NVIDIA Corporation > Nsight Monitor. On the target machine, click the Windows Start menu. On the target machine, start the Nsight Monitor. Please go to Build the Sample and Launch the Debugger. The target machine is assumed to be localhost. Remote debugging is not currently supported. If you are using the Next-Gen CUDA debugger: Nsight Monitor will be launched automatically for you. If you are using the Legacy CUDA debugger on a single machine: