CMake: CUDA 9.2-10.1, Boost <= 1.70.0 #2975
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In order to merge the latest Alpaka releases and due to nvcc bugs, we increase our requirement to CUDA 9.2+. CUDA 10.1 seams to compile as well. Furthermore, Boost 1.70.0 is working with Alpaka.
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In order to merge the latest Alpaka releases and due to nvcc bugs,
we increase our requirement to CUDA 9.2+. CUDA 10.1 seams to compile as well.
Furthermore, Boost 1.70.0 is working with Alpaka.
Side note: with CUDA 9.2 as the minimum CUDA release, we can also reliably update our code base to C++14 (in upcoming PRs, CUDA 9.0+ supports this).