Dear Xiaodong, On Sun, 20 Nov 2011 20:45:53 +1100, <xiaodong.s...@csiro.au> wrote: > I have a forest growth model written in Python. Now I am doing a time > consuming simulation using this model (e.g. run many instances of this > model, and each instance will consume long time). And I am wondering > whether it's possible to call this model using CUDA, just like a > parallel computing mode. > > In conclusion, my intention is not to alter this forest model and call > it directly from CUDA, is it possible?
1) Please respect my request of having such questions asked on the list and not of me privately. The list is cc'd now. 2) Even a quick glance at the documentation would have revealed that, no, this is not possible--unless your code fulfills some *very* specific conditions. But do look at Copperhead by Catanzaro/Garland, which compiles a much wider class of codes from Python to CUDA. Andreas
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