rules_cuda is a starlark implementation of bazel rules for CUDA. This repo holds the extended examples for it.

git clone --recursive https://github.com/cloudhan/rules_cuda_examples.git

See the subfolders

Note: It is unconventional to use submodule a bazel project. It is purely for simplicity to avoid implementing repository rules. So notice the --recursive!

Sometimes the following error occurs:

cc1plus: fatal error: /tmp/tmpxft_00000002_00000019-2.cpp: No such file or directory

The problem is caused by nvcc use PID to determine temporary file name, and with --spawn_strategy linux-sandbox which is the default strategy on Linux, the PIDs nvcc sees are all very small numbers, say 2~4 due to sanboxing. linux-sandbox is not hermetic because it mount root into the sandbox, thus, /tmp is shared between sandboxes, which is causing name conflict under high parallelism. Similar problem has been reported at nvidia forums.

To avoid it:

• Use --spawn_strategy local should eliminate the case because it will let nvcc sees true PIDs.
• Use --experimental_use_hermetic_linux_sandbox should eliminate the case because it will avoid the sharing of /tmp.
• Add -objtemp option to the command should reduce the case from happening.