Re: [anjuta-list] Setup Ajunta IDE for CUDA development?

[Johannes Schmid <jhs jsschmid de>]

Hi!
 
>I'd like to find an IDE that I can use to develop CUDA programs.
Basically you invoke a CUDA compiler to run on a source file with a .cu
extension, and it compiles some of the code itself, and it also spits
out some extra C code which it passes to gcc.

>The 3-minute tour of Adjunta makes me think that a CUDA development
setup is going to involve heavily modifying some of the C project
makefile templates, and then writing a CUDA project wizard template.
Does that sound a sensible solution pathway, or am I missing the point
somewhere?
 
Well, if you can make it work with autotools it will certainly work. If
you have to use custom Makefile it depends a bit if our Makefile parser
is able to read it.

I don't know CUDA but in principal, anjuta has the following steps when
supporting a programming languages:

- building/project-manager: Usually autotools or Makefiles but you can
write a custom project-backend
- symbol supporting: Depends on ctags supporting CUDA
- language-support plugin (optional): Autocompletion, etc.

Regards,
Johannes