Am 20.09.2013 22:49, schrieb F. B.:
Any thought at CINT for C++ developing?
http://root.cern.ch/drupal/content/cint
This could help in order to avoid complications stemming from compilers.
A C/C++ interpreter does not help with GPU debugging problems.
Current-day graphic cards accept shader code in the form of a C subset
with extensions (yes, they run a compiler whenever you send them new
code). There are subtle incompatibilities between the graphics cards -
not in the semantics themselves but in stuff like whether they
autoconvert constants between int and float.
An OpenCL emulator would probably be more useful.
> It was developed by physicists at CERN :)
Many physicists still love Fortran.
Being written by physicists, CERN or no, isn't necessarily a sign of
high software quality.
(Mosaic doesn't count. In fact I wouldn't vouch for the software quality
of Mosaic, what was important about it were the concepts.)
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