Adapt OpenSubDiv to use CudaToolkit instead of Cuda #1369
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Signed-off-by: Dan Bailey <danbailey@ilm.com>
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Filed as internal issue #OSD-468 |
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This is the more modern way of finding the Cuda Toolkit which uses target-based linking. It also takes advantage of Cuda being a first-class language in CMake. The legacy
find_package(Cuda)mechanism used in OpenSubdiv is now deprecated. We have found this to work more reliably with later versions of Cuda on Linux.This does however require a bump from 3.14 to 3.17 as the minimum CMake version.