I\'m writing a CUDA program but I\'m getting the obnoxious warning:
Warning: Cannot tell what pointer points to, assuming global memory space
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I had the same annoying warnings, I found help on this thread: link.
You can either remove the -G flag on the nvcc command line,
or
change the compute_10,sm_10 to compute_20,sm_20 in the Cuda C/C++ options of your project if you're using Visual Studio.