To do this we need to ensure that the nvml init handler is
both contained in the library/executable that uses nvbench.
The original implementation fails since the singleton can be dropped
since it has no usages. So instead we move to a function static
which we ensure will always be used.
This will provide functionality such as clock locking (--lgm),
persistance mode (--pm), device querying (--list), version checking
(--version), and documentation (--help).
This is possible already with any nvbench executable, but having
one with a reliable name will be helpful for scripting and writing
documentation.
- /W4 on MSVC
- -Wall -Wextra + others on gcc/clang
- New NVBench_ENABLE_WERROR option to toggle "warnings as errors"
- Mark the nlohmann_json library as IMPORTED to switch to system includes
- Rename nvbench_main -> nvbench.main to follow target name conventions
- Explicitly suppress some cudafe warnings when compiling templates in
nlohmann_json headers.
- Explicitly suppress some warnings from Thrust headers.
- Various fixes for warnings exposed by new flags.
- Disable CUPTI on CTK < 11.3 (See #52).
Locking clocks is currently only implemented for Volta+ devices.
Example usage:
my_bench -d [0,1,3] --persistence-mode 1 --lock-gpu-clocks base
See the cli_help.md docs for more info.
- Add export sets
- Add install rules
- Remove manual CPM import, port to rapids_cpm_*, etc
- Organize CMake code into cmake/*.cmake files.
- NVBench is now a shared library.
