Jean-Yves F. Barbier wrote:
Nick Rathke a écrit :
Hi Gambas users,
I was wondering if any one is using Gambas for Science related work ?
No, I tried to rule the world through Gambas, but it didn't worked (yet:)
Would Gambas modules fo OpenMPI, OpenMP, CUDA be useful ? How
Nick Rathke a écrit :
...
May be it is not the right way to consider it, AFAIK these have also command
line
possibilities, so may be writing a nice GUI with Gambas and call/retrieve
with it
is the solution -
True to some degree. They are all also c/c++ libraries with proper
API's. CUDA
I recently used Gambas for a simple ray-tracing application to simulate the
effects of dissipation on light refraction. I am currently working on a
program to store, manipulate and present laboratory data.
I'm not familiar to the modules you talk about.
Regards,
Carlos
2009/8/7 Nick Rathke
Nick Rathke a écrit :
Hi Gambas users,
I was wondering if any one is using Gambas for Science related work ?
No, I tried to rule the world through Gambas, but it didn't worked (yet:)
Would Gambas modules fo OpenMPI, OpenMP, CUDA be useful ? How about BLAS
or Lapack ?
May be it is not
Hi Gambas users,
I was wondering if any one is using Gambas for Science related work ?
Would Gambas modules fo OpenMPI, OpenMP, CUDA be useful ? How about BLAS
or Lapack ?
I am not sure how doable any of these are, but I might try to put some
of these together for my own use
--
Nick
