The CMakeLists.txt >=12.8 CUDA-architecture branch claimed 121a-real
(Blackwell Ultra) alongside 120a-real, but nvcc from CUDA 12.8.1
rejects compute_121 ("nvcc fatal: Unsupported gpu architecture
'compute_121'"). Confirmed against a real build: 12.8.1 compiles
cleanly with 120a-real but not 121a-real; 12.9.2 compiles both. Split
the >=12.8 branch into >=12.9 (full Blackwell + Ultra) and >=12.8
(Blackwell only, no Ultra).
Since no single CUDA toolkit spans the full arch range -- 12.9.x is
the newest 12.x that still emits Pascal (61-real) SASS, 13.x drops
Pascal entirely but is otherwise more current -- the single :cuda
image can no longer serve both audiences. Split it into two CI
variants, :cuda12 (12.9.2, Pascal through Blackwell Ultra) and
:cuda13 (13.3.1, Turing and newer). The Dockerfile's own --target
cuda stage is unchanged; the CUDA_BUILD_IMAGE/CUDA_RUNTIME_IMAGE ARGs
now default to 12.9.2 (was 12.4.1) and the CI matrix overrides them
per variant.
Both variants were build-tested against nvidia/cuda:12.8.1 and 12.9.2
locally and exercised with real end-to-end synthesis requests on an
actual sm_61 card (GTX 1070 Max-Q) -- RTF ~0.4 on both, no kernel
image / arch mismatch errors.
Co-authored-by: Gary <gitea@gerasch.dev>
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