PyCUDA, for all its faults, usually has very good examples provided with it / downloadable from the wiki. But I couldn\'t find anything in the examples or in the documentation (or a cursory google sea
As part of a larger project, I\'ve come across a strangely consistent bug that I can\'t get my head around, but is an archetypical \'black box\' bug; when running with cuda-gdb python -m pycuda.debug
I would like to take a picture of whats happenning to my screen, but screenshot won\'t capture it, but the best description is snow.
Should be simple enough; I literally want to send an int to the a SourceModule kernel declaration, where the C function
There are a few questions similar to this but in this case, its a bit weird; NVCC 3.1 doesn\'t like this but 3.2 and 4.0RC do;
PyCUDA\'s documentation mentions Driver Interface calls in passing, but I\'m a bit think and can\'t see how to get information such as \'SHARED_SIZE_BYTES\' out of my code.
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I\'m new in GPGPU program开发者_运维知识库ming and I\'m working with NVIDIA implementation of OpenCL.
Something that isn\'t really mentioned anywhere (at least that I can see) is what library functions are exposed to inline CUDA kernels.
GPGPU as a lot of potentiality on many tasks (not all), especially handling matrices like in a database, at least according all the PR surrounding the subject.
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