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no file:sequential_batch_fft_kernel.cu.o #1

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VinsonXuxuxu opened this issue Oct 7, 2018 · 15 comments
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no file:sequential_batch_fft_kernel.cu.o #1

VinsonXuxuxu opened this issue Oct 7, 2018 · 15 comments

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@VinsonXuxuxu
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where is this file: g++: error: sequential_batch_fft_kernel.cu.o

@pengzhou1108
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This is one of the output file of ./lib/compact_bilinear_pooling/sequential_fft/complie.sh. I think there is some issue with your complie.sh, like the cuda path, etc. You can take a look at this: https://github.com/ronghanghu/tensorflow_compact_bilinear_pooling

@gyheart
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gyheart commented Oct 21, 2018

where is this file: g++: error: sequential_batch_fft_kernel.cu.o

I also encountered this problem. Can you solve it?

@sunglowzhang
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Hi @pengzhou1108 It's really excellent work.. I almost finished all the setting when I encountered similar problem here. I failed to compile the user defined op for the sequential_batch_fft_kernel. I guess that may be caused by different os. Is your work based on Linux ? Any suggestions how I can make it work in Windows? Thanks!

@pengzhou1108
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Hi @pengzhou1108 It's really excellent work.. I almost finished all the setting when I encountered similar problem here. I failed to compile the user defined op for the sequential_batch_fft_kernel. I guess that may be caused by different os. Is your work based on Linux ? Any suggestions how I can make it work in Windows? Thanks!

Hi, I am using Linux and it runs well. Did you compile the compact bilinear pooling folder? I don't use Windows for compiling so I cannot provide any useful suggestion. Sorry about that.

@sunglowzhang
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Thanks for your reply. I encountered error when I compiled the compact bilinear pooling folder. Still seeking solutions...

@VinsonXuxuxu
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where is this file: g++: error: sequential_batch_fft_kernel.cu.o

I also encountered this problem. Can you solve it?

I compile successfully after I reload cuda and cudnn

@gyheart
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gyheart commented Oct 26, 2018

where is this file: g++: error: sequential_batch_fft_kernel.cu.o

I also encountered this problem. Can you solve it?

I compile successfully after I reload cuda and cudnn

I really appreciate for your reply. But how you reload your cuda and cudnn? Can you introduce it in detail?

@sunglowzhang
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Hi @pengzhou1108 It's really excellent work.. I almost finished all the setting when I encountered similar problem here. I failed to compile the user defined op for the sequential_batch_fft_kernel. I guess that may be caused by different os. Is your work based on Linux ? Any suggestions how I can make it work in Windows? Thanks!

Hi, I am using Linux and it runs well. Did you compile the compact bilinear pooling folder? I don't use Windows for compiling so I cannot provide any useful suggestion. Sorry about that.

Hi @pengzhou1108 , one more question, did you install tensorflow from source or bin package? I'm considering change to Unix...So Would happy to know more details.

@VinsonXuxuxu
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where is this file: g++: error: sequential_batch_fft_kernel.cu.o

I also encountered this problem. Can you solve it?

I compile successfully after I reload cuda and cudnn

I really appreciate for your reply. But how you reload your cuda and cudnn? Can you introduce it in detail?

uninstall and install

@gyheart
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gyheart commented Oct 26, 2018

where is this file: g++: error: sequential_batch_fft_kernel.cu.o

I also encountered this problem. Can you solve it?

I compile successfully after I reload cuda and cudnn

I really appreciate for your reply. But how you reload your cuda and cudnn? Can you introduce it in detail?

uninstall and install

What are the versions of the cuda and cudnn?

@VinsonXuxuxu
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where is this file: g++: error: sequential_batch_fft_kernel.cu.o

I also encountered this problem. Can you solve it?

I compile successfully after I reload cuda and cudnn

I really appreciate for your reply. But how you reload your cuda and cudnn? Can you introduce it in detail?

uninstall and install

What are the versions of the cuda and cudnn?

8.0 and 5.0

@gyheart
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gyheart commented Oct 26, 2018

where is this file: g++: error: sequential_batch_fft_kernel.cu.o

I also encountered this problem. Can you solve it?

I compile successfully after I reload cuda and cudnn

I really appreciate for your reply. But how you reload your cuda and cudnn? Can you introduce it in detail?

uninstall and install

What are the versions of the cuda and cudnn?

8.0 and 5.0

Thank you very much.

@pengzhou1108
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Hi @pengzhou1108 It's really excellent work.. I almost finished all the setting when I encountered similar problem here. I failed to compile the user defined op for the sequential_batch_fft_kernel. I guess that may be caused by different os. Is your work based on Linux ? Any suggestions how I can make it work in Windows? Thanks!

Hi, I am using Linux and it runs well. Did you compile the compact bilinear pooling folder? I don't use Windows for compiling so I cannot provide any useful suggestion. Sorry about that.

Hi @pengzhou1108 , one more question, did you install tensorflow from source or bin package? I'm considering change to Unix...So Would happy to know more details.

I am using package for tensorflow installation.

@michaelyan-coupa
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I am also getting g++: error: sequential_batch_fft_kernel.cu.o: No such file or directory on my AWS EC2 instance

@liangchen91
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In my case this error is caused by compile error.
tensorflow/include/absl/strings/string_view.h(495): error: constexpr function return is non-constant
I worked around by replacing the call to ABSL_ASSERT() by 0

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