Add CMake option for verbose ptxas output #851
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Robadob
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https://cmake.org/cmake/help/latest/command/mark_as_advanced.html
Possibly worthwhile (for CMake GUI users).
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Rebased on master and now marked as advanced, so it does not appear in the CMake GUI unless advanced options are enabled. Without advanced options:
With advanced options:
Ready for merging once CI passes. |
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Adds the
VERBOSE_PTXAScmake configuration option, which enabled verbose PTXAS output during compilation when opted in.Most users will not need this, but as I keep having to make this change to look at reg usage during compilation, it's now a PR.