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Detect WSL when linking CUDA and add additional wsl linker path
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I've been playing with the updated version of Windows Subsystem for Linux which provides support for CUDA (and x-forwarding) in the Linux image. Because GeNN links to the CUDA driver as well as the runtime, a small change is required as the CUDA driver is in a weird location (essentially it's mounted from the Windows driver installation)
Overall, it seems to perform pretty well - only a marginal increase in overhead compared to running natively on Windows