Add libcurand-devel to manylinux wheel builds#185
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With the NVIDIA repo install fixed (#184), cibuildwheel reached CMake for the first time and exposed the next gap: python/CMakeLists.txt links CUDA::curand but the build container only installed cuda-cudart-devel, so the imported target does not exist and configure fails. Install libcurand-devel-12-0 alongside it in both before-all blocks. Verified in quay.io/pypa/manylinux2014_x86_64: libcurand.so present under /usr/local/cuda/lib64 after install.
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With curand fixed (#185), the x86_64 cp310/cp312 wheels now compile, but cibuildwheel then moves on to manylinux2014_i686 — and NVIDIA ships no 32-bit CUDA packages, so the before-all yum install dies with 'Not tolerating missing names on install'. Add *i686* to both skip lists; CUDA wheels are x86_64-only.
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With the NVIDIA repo install fixed (#184), cibuildwheel reached CMake for the first time and exposed the next gap: python/CMakeLists.txt links CUDA::curand but the build container only installed cuda-cudart-devel, so the imported target does not exist and configure fails. Install libcurand-devel-12-0 alongside it in both before-all blocks. Verified in quay.io/pypa/manylinux2014_x86_64: libcurand.so present under /usr/local/cuda/lib64 after install.
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With curand fixed (#185), the x86_64 cp310/cp312 wheels now compile, but cibuildwheel then moves on to manylinux2014_i686 — and NVIDIA ships no 32-bit CUDA packages, so the before-all yum install dies with 'Not tolerating missing names on install'. Add *i686* to both skip lists; CUDA wheels are x86_64-only.
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With the NVIDIA repo install fixed (#184), cibuildwheel reached CMake for the first time and exposed the next gap: python/CMakeLists.txt links CUDA::curand but the build container only installed cuda-cudart-devel, so the imported target does not exist and configure fails. Install libcurand-devel-12-0 alongside it in both before-all blocks. Verified in quay.io/pypa/manylinux2014_x86_64: libcurand.so present under /usr/local/cuda/lib64 after install.
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With curand fixed (#185), the x86_64 cp310/cp312 wheels now compile, but cibuildwheel then moves on to manylinux2014_i686 — and NVIDIA ships no 32-bit CUDA packages, so the before-all yum install dies with 'Not tolerating missing names on install'. Add *i686* to both skip lists; CUDA wheels are x86_64-only.
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With the NVIDIA repo install fixed (#184), cibuildwheel reached CMake for the first time and exposed the next gap: python/CMakeLists.txt links CUDA::curand but the build container only installed cuda-cudart-devel, so the imported target does not exist and configure fails. Install libcurand-devel-12-0 alongside it in both before-all blocks. Verified in quay.io/pypa/manylinux2014_x86_64: libcurand.so present under /usr/local/cuda/lib64 after install.
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With curand fixed (#185), the x86_64 cp310/cp312 wheels now compile, but cibuildwheel then moves on to manylinux2014_i686 — and NVIDIA ships no 32-bit CUDA packages, so the before-all yum install dies with 'Not tolerating missing names on install'. Add *i686* to both skip lists; CUDA wheels are x86_64-only.
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With the NVIDIA repo install fixed (#184), cibuildwheel reached CMake for the first time and exposed the next gap: python/CMakeLists.txt links CUDA::curand but the build container only installed cuda-cudart-devel, so the imported target does not exist and configure fails. Install libcurand-devel-12-0 alongside it in both before-all blocks. Verified in quay.io/pypa/manylinux2014_x86_64: libcurand.so present under /usr/local/cuda/lib64 after install.
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With curand fixed (#185), the x86_64 cp310/cp312 wheels now compile, but cibuildwheel then moves on to manylinux2014_i686 — and NVIDIA ships no 32-bit CUDA packages, so the before-all yum install dies with 'Not tolerating missing names on install'. Add *i686* to both skip lists; CUDA wheels are x86_64-only.
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With the NVIDIA repo install fixed (#184), cibuildwheel reached CMake for the first time and exposed the next gap: python/CMakeLists.txt links CUDA::curand but the build container only installed cuda-cudart-devel, so the imported target does not exist and configure fails. Install libcurand-devel-12-0 alongside it in both before-all blocks. Verified in quay.io/pypa/manylinux2014_x86_64: libcurand.so present under /usr/local/cuda/lib64 after install.
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With curand fixed (#185), the x86_64 cp310/cp312 wheels now compile, but cibuildwheel then moves on to manylinux2014_i686 — and NVIDIA ships no 32-bit CUDA packages, so the before-all yum install dies with 'Not tolerating missing names on install'. Add *i686* to both skip lists; CUDA wheels are x86_64-only.
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With the NVIDIA repo install fixed (#184), cibuildwheel reached CMake for the first time and exposed the next gap: python/CMakeLists.txt links CUDA::curand but the build container only installed cuda-cudart-devel, so the imported target does not exist and configure fails. Install libcurand-devel-12-0 alongside it in both before-all blocks. Verified in quay.io/pypa/manylinux2014_x86_64: libcurand.so present under /usr/local/cuda/lib64 after install.
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With curand fixed (#185), the x86_64 cp310/cp312 wheels now compile, but cibuildwheel then moves on to manylinux2014_i686 — and NVIDIA ships no 32-bit CUDA packages, so the before-all yum install dies with 'Not tolerating missing names on install'. Add *i686* to both skip lists; CUDA wheels are x86_64-only.
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Summary
Follow-up to #184. With the NVIDIA repo install fixed, the
cibuildwheeljob got pastbefore-allfor the first time and exposed the next missing piece:python/CMakeLists.txtlinksCUDA::curand, but the manylinux container only installscuda-cudart-devel-12-0, so CMake fails at configure with "Target _cudarobotics links to CUDA::curand but the target was not found" (failing run).Add
libcurand-devel-12-0to the yum install in bothCIBW_BEFORE_ALL_LINUX(workflow) and[tool.cibuildwheel.linux] before-all(pyproject).Verification
Ran the full new before-all sequence in
quay.io/pypa/manylinux2014_x86_64:libcurand.so/.so.10present under/usr/local/cuda/lib64. Thebuild-and-testjobs (which run on PRs) already build against a full CUDA toolkit and are unaffected; the cibuildwheel proof lands on the post-merge master run.