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[Juan Leni [matyca]]

Is someone interested in porting some parts of the library to CUDA?



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[steve.affine]

I'm not sure if you've looked at it, but it would be more of a rewrite than a port. Both the language and architecture are very different from C++.

In addition, CUDA is probably going the way of the dodo with ATI and NVIDIA focusing more on OpenCL these days.

Which parts in particular are you interested in?

/Steve

Juan Leni [matyca] wrote

Is someone interested in porting some parts of the library to CUDA?

[Andreas Spengler-2]

steve.affine schrieb:

> I'm not sure if you've looked at it, but it would be more of a rewrite than a
> port. Both the language and architecture are very different from C++.

One could think of moving parts of the calculation in a CUDA-enabled module.

> In addition, CUDA is probably going the way of the dodo with ATI and NVIDIA
> focusing more on OpenCL these days.

At least with nVidia, CUDA will be the basis for OpenCL.


Rgds,

Andreas

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[Luigi Ballabio]

On Fri, 2009-06-05 at 23:31 +0200, Juan Leni [matyca] wrote:
> Is someone interested in porting some parts of the library to CUDA?

Juan,
        some work is being done already. You can coordinate with Luca Ferraro;
his address is in cc.

Luigi


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[Sylvain Bertrand]

On Wed, Jun 17, 2009 at 11:05 AM, Luigi Ballabio <[hidden email]> wrote:

On Fri, 2009-06-05 at 23:31 +0200, Juan Leni [matyca] wrote:
> Is someone interested in porting some parts of the library to CUDA?

Juan,
       some work is being done already. You can coordinate with Luca Ferraro;
his address is in cc.

Hi all,

I'm interested in those developments as well.
I assume best performance gains come from porting Monte Carlo and optimization / root finding algorithm?
Are you guys more focused on CUDA or OpenCL?

Regards,
Sylvain

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