Linux Ubuntu 18.04.3 LTS ================================================================================ CUDA Toolkit 10.0 fatbinary --help ================================================================================ Usage : fatbinary [options] Options ======= --32 (-32) Specify that this was a 32bit compile. --64 (-64) Specify that this was a 64bit compile. --add (-add) Add to specified fat binary file (if file does not exist, will be same as -create). --arch (-arch) Specify the 'sm_' name of the target architecture. Allowed values for this option: 'sm_30','sm_32','sm_35','sm_37','sm_50', 'sm_52','sm_53','sm_60','sm_61','sm_62','sm_70','sm_72','sm_75'. --bin2c-path (-bin2c-path) Specify path to find bin2c executable for creating embedded c file. --cmdline (-cmdline) The -Xptxas command-line options with which the device code is compiled. --compress [true,false] (-compress) Compress ptx and debug images in fatbinary. Default value: true. --compress-all (-compress-all) Compress all images in fatbinary. --create (-create) Create file of given name that will contain fat binary. --cuda (-cuda) Specify that this was a cuda compile. --debug (-g) Specify that this was a debug compile. --device-c (-c) Specify that this contains relocatable code. When used with --embedded-fatbin, puts fatbin in section for pre-linked code. --elf (-elf) Add code from specified elf file. --embedded-fatbin (-fatbin) Specify the name of an C include file that defines an embedded fat binary descriptor that will hold all 'internal' images. When this option is not used, all 'internal' images are ignored and no embedded fat binary file will be generated. --help (-h) Print this help information on this tool. --host (-host) Code is built on given host name. Allowed values for this option: 'linux','mac','windows'. --ident (-ident) Code is for given identifier name. --image ,... (-im) Specify list of images with profiles that compiled them. Allowed keywords for this option: 'file','profile'. --image3,... (-image3) Specify list of images with kind and sm that compiled them. Allowed keywords for this option: 'file','kind','sm'. --link (-link) Specify that this contains linked code. --no-asm(-no-asm) Specify that output fatbin should not use asm. --opencl(-opencl) Specify that this was an opencl compile. --options-file ,... (-optf) Include command line options from specified file. --ptx (-ptx) Add code from specified ptx file. --version (-V) Print version information on this tool. ================================================================================ CUDA Toolkit 10.2 fatbinary --help ================================================================================ Usage : fatbinary [options] Options ======= --32 (-32) Specify that this was a 32bit compile. --64 (-64) Specify that this was a 64bit compile. --cmdline (-cmdline) The -Xptxas command-line options with which the device code is compiled. --compress [true,false] (-compress) Compress ptx and debug images in fatbinary. Default value: true. --compress-all (-compress-all) Compress all images in fatbinary. --create (-create) Create file of given name that will contain fat binary. --debug (-g) Specify that this was a debug compile. --device-c (-c) Specify that this contains relocatable code. When used with --embedded-fatbin, puts fatbin in section for pre-linked code. --embedded-fatbin (-fatbin) Specify the name of an C include file that defines an embedded fat binary descriptor that will hold all 'internal' images. When this option is not used, all 'internal' images are ignored and no embedded fat binary file will be generated. --help (-h) Print this help information on this tool. --ident (-ident) Code is for given identifier name. --image ,... (-im) Specify list of images with profiles that compiled them. Allowed keywords for this option: 'file','profile'. --image3 ,... (-image3) Specify list of images with kind and sm that compiled them. Allowed keywords for this option: 'file','kind','sm'. --link (-link) Specify that this contains linked code. --no-asm (-no-asm) Specify that output fatbin should not use asm. --options-file ,... (-optf) Include command line options from specified file. --version (-V) Print version information on this tool.