dcgm: 3.3.5 -> 3.3.9; cudaPackages_10{,_0,_1,_2}: drop #357655
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| # gcc11 is required by DCGM's very particular build system | ||
| # C.f. https://github.com/NVIDIA/DCGM/blob/7e1012302679e4bb7496483b32dcffb56e528c92/dcgmbuild/build.sh#L22 |
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I guess gcc11 is no longer strictly required?
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Ah, yes, I just forgot to drop this comment; it’s building with GCC 13 now. Fixed :)
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Fixes the build and matches upstream in dropping CUDA 10. Diff: NVIDIA/DCGM@refs/tags/v3.3.5...v3.3.9
Static CUDA seems to be broken anyway, the upstream build system is awkward and uncooperative, and it’s simpler to just patch it to use dynamic libraries.
Just a few missing includes, really nothing too bad at all.
It’s been marked as broken for over a year and requires CUDA 10. Even the non‐CUDA variant of the package refused to evaluate without enabling broken packages due to `cudnn`, so I’m not sure anyone is using this package at all…
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An update of DCGM to a newer version that has dropped CUDA 10 support upstream, fixing the build and cleaning it up a bit in the process, and a scheduled visit from the reaper now that 24.11 has branched off and this is the last thing standing in the way of my unsupported‐compiler‐removing rampage. See the commit messages for details. CUDA 11 lives for now, mostly pending action on #345658, though it’s not urgent as there are other blockers to removing the slightly newer GCCs that I have to deal with first.
I don’t use DCGM, so cc @de11n for testing. It passes tests that we weren’t running before, at least.
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