The CUDA toolkit is available on PyPI.org. Is it possible to have pykeops use it? I investigated a bit, but it seems keopscore/config/cuda.py only look for "system" libraries, eg in /lib64 on my Fedora 43 workstation. Relying on the CUDA toolkit from PyPI.org instead would make it easier to use pykeops without root access, eg, in computing clusters. I know that containers are an option, but I'm not looking for non-container options. Thanks in advance for your replies.
The CUDA toolkit is available on PyPI.org. Is it possible to have
pykeopsuse it? I investigated a bit, but it seemskeopscore/config/cuda.pyonly look for "system" libraries, eg in/lib64on my Fedora 43 workstation. Relying on the CUDA toolkit from PyPI.org instead would make it easier to use pykeops without root access, eg, in computing clusters. I know that containers are an option, but I'm not looking for non-container options. Thanks in advance for your replies.