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@knightjohn257 please ensure that you have your CUDA include folder within the C_INCLUDE_PATH environment variable when building. #37 may also give you a lot of useful hints for solving your...

@HaoRan98 here's a couple of steps to try: - Check that C_INCLUDE_PATH environment variable includes your CUDA includes folder. - Check that your LIBRARY_PATH environment variable includes your CUDA lib...

@cobnst Have you added the CUDA include directory to your C_INCLUDE_PATH?

@cobnst you also need to add a variable for C_INCLUDE_PATH pointing at C:\Program Files\NVIDIA GPU Computing Toolkit\CUDA\v9.2\include

@cobnst hm, I'm not sure - maybe try adding C:\Program Files\NVIDIA GPU Computing Toolkit\CUDA\v9.2\lib\x64 to LIBRARY_PATH or LD_LIBRARY_PATH

Unfortunately, I don't have any I can share at the moment.

I assume this is on Linux? Have you installed cuDNN?

@lupo112 Sorry, got busy at work. Hm, maybe let's go through a few steps - it should be compatible with CUDA 9.2 - I can't confirm however, since I'm using...

It generally looks correct - I don't see any CUDA specific issues - the only major difference between your environment and mine is that I can see if that you...

Darn - can you check if you have any references to cuda_v7.h or cudnn_v7.h in your src/gorgonia.org/cu directory? Also, can you check that you have cudnn.h and cuda.h in C:\Program...