Not cuda toolkit

[aiyb1314]

When I run the code using pycharm, I get the following error message: NerfAcc: No CUDA toolkit found. NerfAcc will be disabled. , but it succeeds when using the command line.

[liruilong940607]

That sounds like you need to config pycharm where cuda is. I’m not familiar with pycharm though

[botaoye]

When I run the code using pycharm, I get the following error message: NerfAcc: No CUDA toolkit found. NerfAcc will be disabled. , but it succeeds when using the command line.

Hi, I have the same question, did you successfully use nerfcc in PyCharm?

[HL4214]

When I run the code using pycharm, I get the following error message: NerfAcc: No CUDA toolkit found. NerfAcc will be disabled. , but it succeeds when using the command line.

Hi, I solved the problem; The possible cause is that the call function from subprocess library starts a new process, but when running the code using pycharm, the enviroment is different from the commond line so that "nvcc" can not find;

My solution is first run "echo $PATH" on the commond line and then add the PATH value to enviroment variables in pycharm;

[botaoye]

When I run the code using pycharm, I get the following error message: NerfAcc: No CUDA toolkit found. NerfAcc will be disabled. , but it succeeds when using the command line.

Hi, I solved the problem; The possible cause is that the call function from subprocess library starts a new process, but when running the code using pycharm, the enviroment is different from the commond line so that "nvcc" can not find;

My solution is first run "echo $PATH" on the commond line and then add the PATH value to enviroment variables in pycharm;

It works, thanks a lot!

[yuchenlichuck]

me too

[yuchenlichuck]

I am still come cross the same problems

[dawnzyt]

I am still come cross the same problems

just add

env_list = os.environ['PATH'].split(':')
env_list.append('/usr/local/cuda/bin')
os.environ['PATH'] = ':'.join(env_list)