To summarize it(and add to it more), I wrote up some instructions: (note: see sources below for additional info) = cu files for device and global functions. I tried their suggestion and I no longer get any annoying squiggly lines under some of the keywords in. They helped clean up Visual Assist X a little more when working with CUDA. Hello, Some good folks over at Visual Assist (see sources below). Using this one in combination with Visual Assit X is superb :rolleyes: : cuh to the ExtHeader keyĪ part from that you can use what this link (from the user wizardsofeast) put to improve intellisense, specially for navigating through functions. HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Whole Tomato\Visual Assist X\VANet9įinally add.
Third, Open and close Visual Studio (this initializes Visual Assist X parameters by creating some folders/variables in the Registry ).įourth, open the regedit table and go to:
Second, find the Visual Assist X install directory: (X:\Program Files\Visual Assist X\AutoText\latest) and then make a copy of Cpp.tpl and rename it to Cu.tpl The steps I do to configure the Visual Assist X properly are the next ones (for Visual Studio 2008):įirst, close all the instances of Visual Studio and install the software. I came across the same problem.The way you told above is unuseful for me.Some people can help me?Thank you.
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