Visual Studio Multiprocess Compilation options #1156
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* This is similar to the bug in triangle fixed in 144a2db
* MP adds multiprocess compilation * Gm- disables minimal rebuild (this options was being used by default before)
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Visual Studio Multiprocess Compilation options
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Are these (using unsigned instead of dim_t) creating issues on any other CUDA kernels ? using long long (i know it is not long long always, but for 64 bit systems it is) had caused perf issues (dim_t made it slow) in convolve kernel.
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Yeah you are right. My bad. I'll fix this.
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[skip ci]
On CI, we run multi process builds using msbuild.exe options.
This PR is to test whether adding the MP option makes the builds any faster.