At last, someone is breaking some nasty urban legends and explaining it
well :
http://developer.nvidia.com/docs/IO/4449/SUPP/BatchBatchBatch.pdf
I hope people will realize than saying 'changing/saving states is
costly' is as dumb as saying 'cars are slow' without noticing the
current gear.
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Well, it is a possibility, sure. I'll look into that
MeeLoo
Vincent Caron wrote:
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QUESTION
* Are the individual .sln in every folder useful ? I personnally
find it more efficient to open examples.sln and work on the right
project. And the less files in CVS, the less maintaining to do.|
