Removes unsupported setup.py calls, cleans up text
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…favor of using `build.sh`.
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| ## Building cuGraph | ||
| To install cuGraph from source, ensure the dependencies are met. | ||
| You can obtain CUDA from | ||
| [https://developer.nvidia.com/cuda-downloads](https://developer.nvidia.com/cuda-downloads). |
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This points to cuda 12.3.
should it point to the all versions page or maybe 12.0 ? Are we supporting 12.3 ?
Rapids download page only supports up to 12.0
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Thanks. It looks like that link was copied from cuDF's version of this page (cc @GregoryKimball ). Instead of trying to keep this page up-to-date, I just linked to the RAPIDS sys requirements page which has the proper download links plus much more relevant info.
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| ## Prerequisites | ||
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| __Compiler:__ | ||
| * `gcc` version 9.3+ | ||
| * `nvcc` version 11.0+ | ||
| * `cmake` version 3.20.1+ |
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Is there no longer a cmake version requirement?
I get cmake version errors frequently.
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There is still a cmake dependency, but I changed this doc so that the "prerequisites" section only mentions things not typically installed by our conda dev environment. Since cmake is included in the dev conda environment, I just removed it here for consistency (otherwise it felt like I should also mention make, ninja, cython, etc., etc.)
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closes #4008
setup.pycalls, which resulted in issue [BUG]: Failed to build from source due to unavailablerapids-dask-dependency#4008 . The document now describes how to usebuild.sh, which is more consistent with docs for other RAPIDS libs.build.shoutput from docs in favor of documenting how to use--helpto eliminate the doc being out-of-date with the script.