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#3433

Yeah, the CUDA one is definitely the ‘higher effort, higher reward’ version.

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#3434

Hey, can u pm me?

#3435

So if I understand it doesnt work like a subliminal speaking to your sub mind?

Should the sentence used be in english or it doesnt matter?

#3436

Exactly, for the MAX version (C++) you need to compile it with these flags:
g++.exe .\intention_repeater_max.cpp -O3 -o .\intention_repeater_max.exe -static-libgcc -static-libstdc++ -Wl,-Bstatic -lstdc++ -lpthread -Wl,-Bdynamic

This will not work on Windows Powershell, you have to use Command Prompt.

Otherwise, you need these files in the same folder as your executable (.exe)

libgcc_s_seh-1.dll
libstdc+±6.dll
libwinpthread-1.dll

#3437

After v3.1, those don’t seem to work anymore, I get errors.

#3438

I have 3.2 let me check the last one.

What errors are you getting?

Edit: I just compiled 3.3 here, no problems.

#3439

It worked for me.

@Maoshan_Wanderer I have put updated binaries for 3.0 - 3.3 on my gitHub:

@Vandark do you know if libraries can be included for the nvcc CUDA version, or is it necessary to have the video driver that comes with CUDA Toolkit?

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#3440

Yeah, same for me. Must have been something about v3.1 or v3.2, but v3.3 is working just fine with your compile command. So weird.

Thanks for your help!

:handshake:

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#3441

You shouldn’t need the video driver, that’s just for developers, but I’ll give it a test in a few minutes. However, if you use the lastest CUDA toolkit then the user has to have a somewhat recent nvidia driver installed. The older toolkit you use, the more compatible it will be with older nvidia drivers.

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#3442
  • I pulled down the code from Git (Max v3.3 that was updated 12-min ago) - still see the same issue.
  • Installed MinGW-W64, updated the user and system Path, rebooted - still the same issue.
#3443

Are you using a 32-bit version of Win10?

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#3444

Nope, 64-bit Win 10.

#3445

@Maoshan_Wanderer Are you trying to compile the code Max 3.3?

I got the same system 64-bit Win 10 and download the Max 3.3.exe from here and it’s running fine for me
https://github.com/tsweet77/repeater-max/blob/main/intention_repeater_max_3.3.exe

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#3446

Thanks, @Yuichi, that’s weird!! That is the exact file I tried as well… Now my remote connection died (I am working on my laptop at home remotely from work). I will go home and debug it tonight!! Probably something with my Laptop…

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#3447

Sounds like a laptop without battery lolol and by the way to run the Max Cuda 2.2.exe all you need is

Edit: as long you have a Nvidia Card, there is no need to compile the code because it’s already done for you.

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#3448

Since version 5.5 nvcc compiles with the -lcudart_static flag (CUDA runtime library) by default, so you don’t need to install CUDA toolkit on the target machine. I just tested it and it works fine.

So for reference, if you compile your CUDA executable with the latest CUDA toolkit (11.1.1 Update 1) your target machine needs to be running GeForce 456.38 or above.

Info about compatibility: https://docs.nvidia.com/cuda/cuda-toolkit-release-notes/index.html

Older CUDA toolkits: https://developer.nvidia.com/cuda-toolkit-archive

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#3449

With the compiled version I have on gitHub you shouldn’t even need the Toolkit. The Toolkit requires Visual Studio as well.

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#3450

holy been listening right now, and it works amazingly.

#3451

im so energy sensitiveeee

#3452

Ok, tried now and it works! Had to run it as an administrator.