Set CUDA_INSTALL_DIR if it is not set by cmake build command #798
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Signed-off-by: Nishidha Panpaliya <[email protected]>
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Changed the way CUDA_INSTALL_DIR is being set in the CMakeLists files. It should be set to
/usr/local/cudaonly if it is not set to the specific directory explicitly. For e.g. In case of conda builds, usually cuda is installed at $CONDA_PREFIX, so if we specify the CUDA_INSTALL_DIR through cmake argument-DCUDA_INSTALL_DIR, it should be used instead of the default one.