Closed nmrcardoso closed 8 years ago
I think Kate ran into the same or a similar gauge_plaq error when compiling for Fermi. For which architecture did you try to compile?
Hi Mathias, I tried for fermi architecture. Now I've tested also for kepler and maxwell and this happens only for fermi. Do you know if there are a workaround for this?
On Tue, Sep 29, 2015 at 12:44 PM, Mathias Wagner notifications@github.com wrote:
I think Kate ran into the same or a similar gauge_plaq error when compiling for Fermi. For which architecture did you try to compile?
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I have not yet looked into this. Maybe @mikeaclark has some more insight already. I am not sure whether anyone ever tried to compile develop for Fermi recently with a different CUDA version.
The problem with the plaquette has been fixed in my feature/improved_staggered_rhmc branch. I will look at the other issue later today and make the fix there so it goes in pull #366.
The staggered dslash problem has now been fixed also.
thanks @mikeaclark. Fixed in #366.
Hi, I tried to compile (cuda 7.5) the last code in the develop branch and it breaks in files: 1) dslash_staggered.cu dslash_core/staggered_dslash_core.h(717): error: no suitable user-defined conversion from "float2" to "float4" exists 2) gauge_plaq.cu ptxas error : Entry function '_ZN4quda11computePlaqILi960EfNS_11FloatNOrderIfLi18ELi4ELi8EEEEEvNS_12GaugePlaqArgIT1_EE' uses too much shared data (0xc320 bytes, 0xc000 max)(...)