>
>> Looks like an effort to head off OpenCL, which is already
>> multi-platform,
>> i.e. the same binary runs on Nvidia and ATI/AMD GPUs and Intel and AMD
>> multicore CPUs depending on the hardware available.
>>
> Surely not same binary.
> Probably a similar code at the origin of the binaries, bu
> Looks like an effort to head off OpenCL, which is already multi-platform,
> i.e. the same binary runs on Nvidia and ATI/AMD GPUs and Intel and AMD
> multicore CPUs depending on the hardware available.
>
Surely not same binary.
Probably a similar code at the origin of the binaries, but I doubt
> Hey all,
>
> Not sure if this is interesting/helpful to anyone, but nvidia just
> announced that they were open sourcing CUDA and it's compiler. This is
> used in high-performance GPU computing and might provide some insights.
>
> http://developer.nvidia.com/content/cuda-platform-source-release
Hey all,
Not sure if this is interesting/helpful to anyone, but nvidia just
announced that they were open sourcing CUDA and it's compiler. This is
used in high-performance GPU computing and might provide some insights.
http://developer.nvidia.com/content/cuda-platform-source-release
--Ryan
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