From what I've read, you can use the -emu to emulate GPU code on your CPU. No idea if that's it or it actually works but it's definitely worth a shot.
Oh, I completely understand wanting to understand your tools. I just felt because I am so used to working with the IDE and strapping it all together it would be easier for me to write on there to work on my linux and windows boxes.
BAHAHAHAHA!!! NICE! Might wanna get that checked out instead of silently failing or imploding ;-)
Oh, I completely understand wanting to understand your tools. I just felt because I am so used to working with the IDE and strapping it all together it would be easier for me to write on there to work on my linux and windows boxes.
I don't even check if the gpu is cuda capable, for crying out load 
BAHAHAHAHA!!! NICE! Might wanna get that checked out instead of silently failing or imploding ;-)
It is not silent at all when it fails. The result is that the hash calculated is all zeros, thus passing the difficulty check. Then the client double checks the hash and dies on an assert. Still, I could just not start the cuda miner and allow the client to still use the CPU