Fix: add Debian's installation to default paths #72
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When you install `nvidia-cuda-toolkit` on Debian, it installs the CUDA libraries into `/usr/lib/cuda`. Add this path to the default search paths.
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When you install
nvidia-cuda-toolkiton Debian, it installs theCUDA libraries into
/usr/lib/cuda. Add this path to the defaultsearch paths.
I only use
custand with this patch, I can compile my code without any additional environment variables. I know that probably few people use the distro versions of the NVIDIA tools, but I do as my machine doesn't even have an NVIDIA GPU.