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Get allocated memory size for CUDA buffer
The 2019 Stack Overflow Developer Survey Results Are InCUDA allocate memory in __device__ functionArray of pointer in CUDAcuda gpu freeing memory allocated through cudaMemcpyToSymbolHow to get the cuda version?memory allocation inside a CUDA kernelReducing memory hit in CUDA parallizationIs there any way to dynamically allocate constant memory? CUDAPassing dynamic memory to a shared memory of array of structs in cudaCuda problems using shared buffer for simulated memory allocationCUDA memory allocation performance
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Is it possible to get the size of allocated memory buffer by pointer?
All I found are cudaPointerGetAttributes function and cudaPointerAttributes structure, but latter has no field size or something useful to define the size.
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Is it possible to get the size of allocated memory buffer by pointer?
All I found are cudaPointerGetAttributes function and cudaPointerAttributes structure, but latter has no field size or something useful to define the size.
cuda
asked Mar 8 at 8:38
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Is it possible to get the size of allocated memory buffer by pointer?
All I found are cudaPointerGetAttributes function and cudaPointerAttributes structure, but latter has no field size or something useful to define the size.
cuda
asked Mar 8 at 8:38
OrientOrient
6,37853399
Is it possible to get the size of allocated memory buffer by pointer?
All I found are cudaPointerGetAttributes function and cudaPointerAttributes structure, but latter has no field size or something useful to define the size.
cuda
cuda
asked Mar 8 at 8:38
OrientOrient
6,37853399
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OrientOrient
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Yes. cuMemGetAddressRange() from the Driver API allows you to retrieve base address and size for any device pointer from a CUDA allocation.
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