Open nexuslrf opened 1 year ago
Hi @nexuslrf , I also meet the same question about pycuda, but I have no idea about how to try your thought. Can u share your code about this file?
Hi @RuixiangXue , you can replace/add all the changed files in this commit: https://github.com/Xharlie/pointnerf/compare/master...nexuslrf:pointnerf:master
After that, run the cmd shown in https://github.com/nexuslrf/pointnerf/blob/master/models/neural_points/c_ext/README.md
hi, we have updated the pytorch cuda extension 5 months ago, is your extension similar?
goooooood job!
If you have any doubts, you can replace the orgin models folder directly. This work is helpful for me.
After running the command python setup.py build_ext --inplace
, can you directly run or test the code, such as bash dev_scripts/w_n360/lego_test.sh
?@nexuslrf
Hi,
I made a fork of this repo (https://github.com/nexuslrf/pointnerf/tree/master/models/neural_points/c_ext) and replaced all pycuda modules with torch extension, the CUDA kernels are almost the same as before. I verified the modifications by running
w_n360/lego.sh
&dtu_test_inf/inftest_scan1.sh
.For those who are still struggling with pycuda, you can give it try.
I am willing to create a pull request for this, but it might need more verifications from the community.