Thanks for the response Raul, that makes sense.
What about GPGPUs? Has there been any thought about leveraging these
powerful devices? Each year they are coming out with lower costs and more
power. Nvidia's Tesla, for example, is at the moment controlled with
FORTRAN and C/C++, I know J is C
Having a multi-threaded manager would also work. One way would be building a C#
application which creates multiple-threads and executes J.EXE on each thread.
One downside data sharing though. Also results have to consolidated by the C#
application or a final J execution which consolidates the
There was discussion of GPU some years ago. Sadly nothing had been
materialized.
Птн, 22 Окт 2010, Richard Kubina писал(а):
Thanks for the response Raul, that makes sense.
What about GPGPUs? Has there been any thought about leveraging these
powerful devices? Each year they are coming out
We are very interested GPUS (nvidia's tesla in particular) and have had
disucssions with various parties. The potential is enormous but we need
funding.
On Fri, Oct 22, 2010 at 10:10 AM, bill lam bbill@gmail.com wrote:
There was discussion of GPU some years ago. Sadly nothing had been
GPGPUs offer tremendous possibilities - especially when starting from a
naturally array-oriented perspective like J's.
In the meantime, the code from my successful exploration of adapting a
program to use multiple cores is here:
The example at http://www.jsoftware.com/jwiki/JDB/ClientServer worked
fine for J6.02 (32bit) on Windows XP and Vista as long as the client
program and server program are both executed on the same machine.
Can this example execute on two machines, one being the client, the
other the server?
I
Hi Chris,
You need to specify a few more params in order to connect to another
machine.
(port;host;timeout;dodefine) conew 'jdbclient'
These are the examples found in ~system\classes\cs\jssc.ijs .
NB. (1200;'localhost';3;1) conew 'jdbclient'
NB. (1200;'192.168.1.3';3;1) conew
Aha! That helps!
Thank you very much, Kenneth.
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