swigged.cuda 9.1.85.1

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dotnet add package swigged.cuda --version 9.1.85.1
NuGet\Install-Package swigged.cuda -Version 9.1.85.1
This command is intended to be used within the Package Manager Console in Visual Studio, as it uses the NuGet module's version of Install-Package. 
<PackageReference Include="swigged.cuda" Version="9.1.85.1" />
For projects that support PackageReference, copy this XML node into the project file to reference the package. 
paket add swigged.cuda --version 9.1.85.1
#r "nuget: swigged.cuda, 9.1.85.1"
#r directive can be used in F# Interactive and Polyglot Notebooks. Copy this into the interactive tool or source code of the script to reference the package. 
// Install swigged.cuda as a Cake Addin
#addin nuget:?package=swigged.cuda&version=9.1.85.1

// Install swigged.cuda as a Cake Tool
#tool nuget:?package=swigged.cuda&version=9.1.85.1

A C# wrapper API of CUDA Driver API (v9.0.176) for Windows (x64).

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Version Downloads Last updated
9.2148.3 1,509 9/27/2018
9.2148.2 729 9/23/2018
9.2148.1 1,012 8/29/2018
9.185.8 1,546 6/7/2018
9.185.7 983 5/30/2018
9.185.6 1,287 4/30/2018
9.185.5 1,146 4/18/2018
9.185.4 956 4/15/2018
9.185.3 1,826 3/9/2018
9.1.85.2 1,300 1/2/2018
9.1.85.1 945 1/2/2018
9.0.176.3 919 12/30/2017
9.0.176.2 936 12/30/2017
9.0.176.1 1,041 12/29/2017
9.0.2 1,067 11/9/2017
9.0.1 1,049 10/23/2017
9.0.0 1,080 9/29/2017
8.0.6 1,099 9/6/2017
8.0.5 946 7/7/2017
8.0.4-alpha 893 7/6/2017
8.0.3-alpha 739 6/28/2017
8.0.2-alpha 748 6/28/2017
8.0.1-alpha 917 6/28/2017

* Version 9.1.85.1
Release for Version 9.1.85 of the NVIDIA CUDA GPU Computing Toolkit. Compiling this API under NetStandard 2.0.
      
* Version 9.0.176.3
Fixing restore and build issues--apparently somewhere along the way, the projectdir\packages directory no longer exists. Use userprofile\.nuget\packages directory.

* Version 9.0.176.2
--- do not use ---

* Version 9.0.176.1
Adopting version numbers that reflect NVIDIA GPU Computing Toolkit. Removed x86 Windows target library because the Toolkit does not support 32-bit target GPUs. In .NUSPEC file, specifying NETStandard.Library. It should suffice for all supported NET frameworks (CORE, Standard, Framework, ...).

* Version 9.0.2
Fixed cuLinkCreate and other functions that depend on options parameter.

* Version 9.0.1
Updating .targets file so that "copy" step of proper native library works regardless whether you "nuget"
for a Net Framework, Standard, or Core project. Rest of package is essentially unchanged.

* Version 9.0.0
Updated to latest NVIDIA GPU Computing Toolkit, version 9.0 (CUDA GPU Toolkit v9.0.176), Sep 22, 2017. For the latest changes to the API, see http://docs.nvidia.com/cuda/cuda-toolkit-release-notes/index.html.

* Version 8.0.6
Updated .targets file for Windows builds.

* Version 8.0.5
Release for general use.
      
* Version 8.0.4-alpha
Only Windows released. Enmasse addition of Driver API.
      
* Version 8.0.3-alpha
Only Windows released. Fixed cuDeviceGetName.
      
* Version 8.0.2-alpha
Only Windows released. Fixed cuDeviceGetName.
      
* Version 8.0.1-alpha
Initial revision. Only Windows released.
      
Object files provided in this package are a Release build in Net Standard 1.1.

When building with Swigged.CUDA, select Platform = "AnyCPU", config = "Debug" or "Release".

On Windows, in the properties for the executable, un-check "Prefer 32-bit" in Build properties, and check "Enable native code debugging". If you are using Net Core or Standard, this option is unavailable--I'm not sure why it is.
You must manually copy the file swigged-cuda-native.dll to your executable directory.
If you are delivering your app, you will need to copy the dll to the directory containing your app.

For further information, see https://github.com/kaby76/swigged.cuda.8.0.