Do not compile code with nvcc if no CUDA kernel exists #171
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Currently, cuCIM code links CUDA runtime by creating PTX code explicitly (changing LANGUAGE to CUDA) even though cuCIM code (in C++) currently doesn't have any CUDA kernels.
That causes the issue with CuPy, causing the following error message (#170)
The error is related to the nvcc version (from cuda 11.5) used in RAPIDS GPUCI.
https://docs.nvidia.com/cuda/cuda-runtime-api/group__CUDART__TYPES.html#group__CUDART__TYPES_1gg3f51e3575c21[…]e003844fd2df23a72a9ee7364d30150ae7e9e
With CUDA toolkit (nvcc) v11.4, it doesn't cause the error.
Fix the error by linking libcudart.so explicitly.
Also fixes warnings.
Close #170