cuda-gdb works on Linux, though it’s not as well supported as Nsight. You can use atomics to prevent two threads from writing to the same memory address. The best advice for performance is to try hard to avoid needing atomics, but you can use them if you need. There is a bit more...
cuda-gdb works on Linux, though it’s not as well supported as Nsight. You can use atomics to prevent two threads from writing to the same memory address. The best advice for performance is to try hard to avoid needing atomics, but you can use them if you need. There is a bit more...
cuda-gdb works on Linux, though it’s not as well supported as Nsight. You can use atomics to prevent two threads from writing to the same memory address. The best advice for performance is to try hard to avoid needing atomics, but you can use them if you need. There is a bit more...