Closed SauROnmiKE closed 5 years ago
Managed to pass this error (forgot an argument in the cmake configuration), but then I ran to a bunch of "unresolved external symbol" errors, which again fails to build. Also, I got flag warnings like these:
2>CUSTOMBUILD : nvcc warning : The -std=c++11 flag is not supported with the configured host compiler. Flag will be ignored.
EDIT : Some search suggested that nvcc doesn't support some C++11 features. Maybe that's the issue?
Hi, @SauROnmiKE
What is your cmake instruction? You can refer to this link. You have to set the parameters "CMAKE_WINDOWS_EXPORT_ALL_SYMBOLS" and "BUILD_SHARED_LIBS" to true in your CMake setting. Thanks.
Hello @GODqinbin I forgot to set the first flag to true. Now it builds without a problem. Thank you.
Now, to try it with Python...
Greetings,
Sorry for my extremely beginner question, but since there is so little to search for thundersvm on the web, I thought I'd post this here. I did follow this issue as well: https://github.com/Xtra-Computing/thundersvm/issues/45 but did not help.
I'm not at all experienced with CMake and I've ran into some issues, which I think are not that serious, but my limited experience makes this happen. I've used cmake and I've generated the VS project. When I try to build (ALL_BUILD project), I get the following error: LNK 1181 cannot open input file '....\lib\Release\thundersvm.lib'
I check the folder and it's indeed missing.
What I did so far: 1) Cloned the git 2) Ran CMake (I have a guy version, I guess it's the same?) 3) Used Visual Studio 15 2017 Win64 and CUDA 9.0 as a generator. No optional toolset. Used default native compilers. 4) Configured 5) Generated 6) Opened VS project and ran to the above error. Full output:
So, what do I do now, and what do I do when I finish building? Sorry for the newbie questions again,