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Fixing issues with CUDA Docker build#88

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This pull request makes a minor adjustment to the CUDA build configuration in the Makefile. The change updates how the CMAKE_CUDA_ARCHITECTURES argument is passed to ensure proper handling of semicolons and quoting in CMake flags.

  • Build configuration:
    • Makefile: Changed the way CMAKE_CUDA_ARCHITECTURES is quoted and passed in CMAKE_FLAGS for both arm64 and amd64 CUDA builds, improving compatibility with CMake argument parsing.

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Pull request overview

This pull request fixes the CUDA build configuration by correcting how the CMAKE_CUDA_ARCHITECTURES CMake flag is quoted in the Makefile. The changes ensure proper handling of semicolons as CMake list separators and prevent unintended shell interpretation.

Changes:

  • Updated quoting style for CMAKE_CUDA_ARCHITECTURES from double quotes around values to single quotes around the entire flag
  • Removed backslash escaping of semicolons in the architecture list for amd64 builds, relying on single quotes for literal interpretation

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@djthorpe djthorpe merged commit 853a86c into main Jan 19, 2026
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