- It seems to be not necessary for your client application if you develop CUDA with driver API. But it is not that friendly. (BTW, I have not given it a try, yet.)
- It seems to be not necessary to separate CUDA code from main code to different binary since cudart.dll depend nothing special. It only benefit coworker who doesn`t install CUDA sdk.
- If develop with CUDA run-time. You have to pack the cudart.dll, too.
So......I guess I have made a wrong decision (separate cuda code to another binary) due to misunderstanding.
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