devconf

Personal development configuration for Neovim, tmux, and CUDA-Q container work.

Install

bash install.sh nvim tmux cudaq

Each argument maps to a config_<name> function in install.sh, so you can install only one part when needed:

bash install.sh cudaq

Ensure ~/.local/bin is in PATH, because install.sh cudaq links cudaq-dev there.

CUDA-Q Dev Container

bin/cudaq-dev manages the local CUDA-Q development container. The install step links it to ~/.local/bin/cudaq-dev and creates a machine-local config file at:

~/.config/cudaq-dev/config

Typical first-time flow on a new machine:

git clone <this-repo> ~/projects/devconf
cd ~/projects/devconf
bash install.sh cudaq
vim ~/.config/cudaq-dev/config
cudaq-dev doctor
cudaq-dev build
cudaq-dev up
cudaq-dev enter

Useful config keys:

CUDAQ_REPO="$HOME/projects/cudaq-commit/cuda-quantum"
CUDAQ_SKILLS_REPO="$HOME/projects/my-skills"
CUDAQ_CONTAINER_REPO="$CUDAQ_REPO"
CUDAQ_DEV_GPUS="auto"

The runtime state stays outside git in ~/.cudaq-dev. It can contain ccache, container home files, and CLI auth/cache state, so do not commit it.