Since I have not used the debugger before, I wasn’t able to invoke cuda-gdb from the command line, I’m unsure if I need to download the debugger separately in order to do so. Does cuda-gdb come automatically installed with the CUDA-toolkit version that I previously mentioned? (which I believe I installed with either conda or pip) If so, how do I run it from the command line? And if not I would need to figure out a way to get it separately through my account at our supercomputing institute
Not sure if I mentioned that I am on a remote machine via SSH and running these jobs with Slurm in the V100 GPU cluster at my university.
I have no problem sharing the code and coredump with you, but since this is in relation to unpublished work I would probably need to send the file links to you over the messaging on this forum or somewhere else rather than post the links or files openly in this thread.
Edit: I checked the available modules at our SC institute, we have CUDA versions 6.5-11.2, CUDNN 3.0-8.2, CUDA SDK 6.5-11.2. I can access any of those if that can get the debugger up and running