Can I step in .cu file when doing GPU parallel computing in MATLAB
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To do GPU parallel computing with MATLAB, one needs to write a .cu function, or kernel, which is called by MATLAB script.
I am wondering is there anyway I can step in the .cu file when the code is running? Because I think when debugging the code, it is not enough to just step into the MATLAB code, we need to know what happens in the .cu file.
I am right now using a NOTEPAD to write a .cu file, and guess all the possibilities when there are errors. That is not good, so irritating. There is gotta be a way to looking into the .cu code when it's running.
Could someone please give me a pointer on how to debug the .cu file step by step? Any information is appreciated. Thanks!
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Edric Ellis
2012-3-21
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Running MATLAB under a CUDA debugger is possible, but rather difficult. You first need to ensure you can use the debugger on a standalone CUDA program. It is almost certainly going to be much simpler to write a simple standalone CUDA program and use the debugger on that.
One other approach is to "debug" by modifying your kernel. Start with the simplest part, ensure that works correctly (probably by having your kernel return early), and then incrementally include more and more of your kernel.
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