cuda - Does nvcc have an equivalent of fsingle-precision-constant? -
GCC allows to save the problem of manually adding every literal continuity. Is there any convenient equivalent in NVCC?
I believe the answer is new architecture Not with)
The old Open 64-based compiler supported a huge range of command line options (though many did nothing). Possible to pass The new cicc LVVM front end (which is used for the devices; 1.x calculation capacity) is too much, very small list of arguments, and they are not AFAIK documents surrounding the poking code generation and Shows the following options for controlling output: So I think However, you are out of luck, if you really want to do , you may have the opportunity to write a Livmeela replaces double precision constants themselves floating in CIC emitted IR. It looks as if a person is asking at least one thing, and can give you a place to start. -Xcompiler = -fshort-double to force all double precision calculations into single precision, the compiler is automatically done for two precise floating points automatically Sm_10, sm_11 and sm_12 targets which were the lack of original double exact support. The old compiler is still used for calculation 1.x target, so it is still possible.
-information-line-information-device-c-kernel-params-are-restrict -restrict -disable-inlining- Wno-memory -space -disable-llc-opts -show-src -g -O3 -O0 -fmad = 0 -fmad = 1 -prec-div = 0 -prec-div = 1 -prec-sqrt = 0 -prec-Sqrt = 1 -ftz = 0 -ftz = 1 -m64 -m32
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