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Build DCGM outside of docker #13

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@xrg xrg commented Jan 3, 2022

Several fixes to allow building on a custom environment, w/o docker.

  • incompatible: move from 'plog' v1.1.4 to 1.1.5
  • major: build against custom/configurable CUDA installations
  • tests: fix initialization of temp out directory
  • gitignore: add enough patterns to have a clean state after a build

xrg and others added 13 commits January 3, 2022 18:46
Signed-off-by: P. Christeas <[email protected]>
Useful to post-validate commits sent in.

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Do not assume that CUDA9,10,11 are all under /usr/local/cuda-xx ,
rather allow each to be configured in CMake and also turned off.

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Failing unit tests just because temp directories are garbled
gives a bad experience

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Signed-off-by: P. Christeas <[email protected]>
I set this to ensure this lib is properly built against all needed
dependencies.

Signed-off-by: P. Christeas <[email protected]>
This version renames "LOG_" macros to "PLOG_" , as not to conflict
with other frameworks. Also splits includes, adds 'instanceId' to
Record object.

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can you please rebase this and give a status report?

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