While compiling this hello world sample in Ubuntu 10.10
This is from CUDA by Example, chapter 3 (No compile instructions provided >:@)
#include
You need to include stdio.h or cstdionot iostream (which is for std::cout stuff) for printf (see man 3 printf). I found the source code for the book here.
chapter03/hello_world.cu is actually:
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#include "../common/book.h"
int main( void ) {
printf( "Hello, World!\n" );
return 0;
}
Where ../common/book.h includes stdio.h.
The README.txt file details how to compile the examples:
The vast majority of these code examples can be compiled quite easily by using NVIDIA's CUDA compiler driver, nvcc. To compile a typical example, say "example.cu," you will simply need to execute: > nvcc example.cu