[BUG]The results from different print statements are jumbled together and messy.

    if(blockIdx.x==0&&blockIdx.y==1&&threadIdx.x==0&&threadIdx.y==0){
      printf("enter tail-365\n");
    } // ----------> This is in one file

    if(blockIdx.x==0&&blockIdx.y==1&&threadIdx.x==383&&threadIdx.y==0){
        print(tCrA);
        printf("    after --- tCrA\n");
      printf("colle 932\n");
    } // ----------> This is in another file

As shown below, the printed results are mess tegether.... Is it a bug? Or my mis-usage?

By the way, "print" does not contain \n, which is not very convenient, and it doesnot contain any word...if we can use "print(trcA, "trcA")", would be more convenient.

Start by reproducing the output using the two conditional print blocks shown in the issue, including the calls from separate files. Inspect how these device-side print statements are ordered and how the custom print output is formatted. Done means determining whether the interleaving is expected misuse or a CUTLASS bug, and documenting or resolving the behavior accordingly.