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Yes, but you need to switch to an older version of of Xcode/ developers tools if you want to program CUDA on a Mac. Specifically I have to switch back to last D
by waynecochran 8y ago
Yes, but you need to switch to an older version of of Xcode/ developers tools if you want to program CUDA on a Mac. Specifically I have to switch back to last Decembers release when I want to do any CUDA development on my 2015 MacBook (I don't think there is any later Mac's that even support nVidia).
- rockdoe 8y agoThat is not a macOS specific problem. Because CUDA interacts with the compiler, you can have exactly the same problems on Linux with gcc. (Ironically, using OpenCL avoids this problem)