# The installed package should contain the file:
#     /usr/doc/cudnn-@VERSION@/cudnn_test.c
#
# To test the installation of this cudnn package,
# copy that file to somewhere with write permission,
# then compile and run it e.g.

( . /etc/profile.d/cuda-13*.sh && \
  cd /tmp && \
  cp /usr/doc/cudnn-*/cudnn_test.c . && \
  gcc cudnn_test.c -o cudnn_test \
    $(pkg-config --cflags-only-I cuda) \
    $(pkg-config --cflags-only-I cudnn) \
    $(pkg-config --libs cudnn) && \
  ./cudnn_test
)

# (this assumes cudatoolkit_13 is installed - adjust as required)
#
# Alternatively, in a system with cudnn installed, just run this
# README.slackware file as a bash script i.e.
#    bash /usr/doc/cudnn-*/README.slackware
#
# If all is OK, this should output something (depending on the
# runtime version) like:
#     cuDNN runtime version: 92200
#     OK
#
# If something is wrong, the output will be something like:
#     cudnnCreate failed: CUDNN_STATUS_NOT_INITIALIZED
# (or some other "failed" message)