VISUAL ASSIST X CUDA FULL

Thank you very much for the summary, I am sure this will be very helpful next time someone is trying to improve support for CUDA macro for visual assist compatibility with cudaДЈ) Lastly, Open Visual studio and run from the menu: VA Options -> Performance -> General -> Rebuild symbol databasesД¤) 'Note that you might also want to go into the VA settings->Projects->C/C++ Directories, switch to 'Custom' Platform mode, and add your /inc directory to the list of search directories.' (From Mark Harris )ДҐ)Lastly, add the.

To help make it so Visual Assist X does not fail with cuda and underline cuda keywords correctly, perform the following:ДЎ) copy C:\Program Files\Visual Assist X\Misc\StdAfx.h to C:\Users\RWHITE\AppData\Roaming\VisualAssist\ Misc\StdAfx.hДў) Then insert the following in to C:\Users\RWHITE\AppData\Roaming\VisualAssist\Misc\StdAfx.h Also, it works a little better now.Д«elow are some instructions I made to summarize what everyone said here and in topic 5956. cu files for _device_ and _global_ functions. I did what was suggested and Visual Assist works even better now! I no longer get any annoying squiggly lines under some of the keywords in. I have updated the case with your experiences. We will consider improving this via VA's stdafx.h. I'm glad you made progress, especially because of the refactoring. If you could consider including these StdAfx definitions and registry definitions in the next Visual Assist release, I wouldn't get a chance to foul things up while manually following the instructions on the forums. Visual Assist still worked without any of them, so I think what I've actually discovered is that I messed something up the first time I tried this. Now the re factoring tools work! The thing is, I then tried to find out which extra definition had fixed the issues I was seeing, and removed them one by one. I had tried this with no success, but I just tried again, including some extra symbols: More info about this stdafx.h:ДЄnyway, the same applies to _global_ and _shared_ so you can extend gmit's list with 2 more lines I was going to recommend something similar. Personally, I don't use CUDA or modify Visual Assist X\Misc\StdAfx.h file, but, you might try to add to the VA's stdafx.h something like: Mostly if there was a way for visual assist to just ignore _shared_, _global_, and _device_ and treat blockIdx.x and threadIdx.x as constants that would be really helpful. Mainly, Visual assist does not understand.

Visual Assist is still very helpfull even though it does not fully support it. Cuda is very close to c++ but has some added keywords.ДЄnd they work pretty good. However, I have put in a feature request to see what the developers make of it: We have enough on our plate supporting current languages, so this is unlikely. cu files (which they currently do not, even if you make it active on these extensions).ДЄlthough I realise that only a minority of Visual Assist users write CUDA, for those that do I think this would be a really useful extension - is it one you are willing to consider? What I would like is to have Visual Assist refactoring tools like 'rename variable' work in. By this, I don't just mean making Visual Assist active on *.cu and *.cuh files, as described in. I would really like to see Visual Assist support CUDA.

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