Open JTylerBoylan opened 10 months ago
Thanks a lot for the issue. Just to understand, with the exact version of osqp (not some other version), just changing OSQP_ALGEBRA_BACKEND
to builtin
(or mkl
, if you know how to install that) everything works?
Correct, using OSQP_ALGEBRA_BACKEND=builtin
works (as well as using double types for my matrices), but cuda
does not. The CUDA backend requires the use of floats instead of doubles.
I have not tried mkl
.
I got OSQP-Eigen to build and solve when I build OSQP with its normal linear algebra library, but when I build OSQP with it's CUDA library instead, I get a compilation error for OSQP-Eigen.
Compilation Error:
Dockerfile:
CMakeLists.txt: