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It is not a smart way but cl-cuda outputs a command that executes nvcc as a subprocess to the terminal, where you can find the path to the generated CUDA C source code.
Is there a quick way to see the CU code output that defkernel should compile to?
I found (compile-kernel kernel) function in the code but how does one go about generating a kernel from defkernel?
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