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Upgrade to Visual Studio 2022 / Cuda Tookit12.1
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.gitignoreto exclude Visual Studio artifacts.<PlatformToolset>v143</PlatformToolset>as required for Visual Studio 2022 tools.Release|x64build configurations into a single entry$(CudaToolkitLibDir)build property to linkcudart.libinstead of linking to the SDK lib directory with a hard coded path.CUDA 12.1.targetsandCUDA 12.1.propsCudaToolkitCustomDirto the default Cuda 12.1 installation directory.Changes were limited mainly to the Cuda
Release|x64project as the debug build is broke andWin32builds are no longer supported and don't compile due toYASMassembly requirements.