docker/Dockerfile: Create a docker-based way to build nvcomp #53
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Building and then running nvcomp can be a bit tricky with dependencies on different versions of cmake and CUDA etc. This commit creates a Dockerfile which makes it much easier to build the nvcomp library and benchmarks in a consistent environment. One can then either copy the files out of the container onto the host or use the nvidia-docker [1] framework to run programs against GPUs installed on the system. [1]: https://github.com/NVIDIA/nvidia-docker Addresses NVIDIA#52.
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Building and then running nvcomp can be a bit tricky with dependencies
on different versions of cmake and CUDA etc. This commit creates a
Dockerfile which makes it much easier to build the nvcomp library and
benchmarks in a consistent environment. One can then either copy the
files out of the container onto the host or use the nvidia-docker 1
framework to run programs against GPUs installed on the system.
Addresses #52.