Amit Kumar <[email protected]> writes: > Hi, > > Gpuocelot allows cuda programs to run over CPU. I am new to PyCuda as well > as to Gpuocelot, except that I successfully installed both on my machine > running Ubuntu. The hello program for Gpuocelot works. But as the machine > does not have Nvidia GPU and GPU device drivers installed needed for > PyCuda, pycuda._driver fails saying "no device". > > * Does anyone use PyCuda on top of Gpuocelot? I could not find anything in > my search. If this is not already included in PyCuda, how difficult would > it be to include?
GPUOcelot claims to implement the Nv driver API. That's exactly what PyCUDA needs. So, in principle, this should work swimmingly. OTOH, if you'd like to execute GPU-like code on a CPU, then either the Intel or the AMD OpenCL implementation (with PyOpenCL) will likely provide better performance. Andreas _______________________________________________ PyCUDA mailing list [email protected] http://lists.tiker.net/listinfo/pycuda
