If you have a machine with 50 CPUs, you could just fire up 50 copies of Julia and assign each the task of tackling one. If you want to use CUDA, you can do something similar in principle, but the task of splitting the computations is much more involved. Julia's CUDA support is still relatively young, and in any event in the absence of concrete information about your task I can't offer any better advice than "learn something about CUDA."
--Tim On Tuesday, May 13, 2014 08:58:38 AM Deepraj Paul wrote: > I am interested in utilizing Cuda-Julia for my upcoming work. > For a simple case, > there are 50 decoupled instances which I want to execute in parallel. The > Data generated in each instances are to written in different files. How to > take care of such problem? > I donot have any prior experience of Parallel Prog nor Cuda.
