I am somewhat familiar with CUDA 4 having just taught a course involving
this material.
Contact me off-list if you wish.
Yasha Karant
On 06/17/2011 05:31 PM, Keith Lofstrom wrote:
The nVidia graphics card coprocessors with the closed-but-zero-cost
CUDA programming language are a cheap way to buy a few teraflops
of single precision array computation. I am considering some of
those for some nanoparticle surface bombardment calculations, and
also for some phased array antenna calculations. The learning
curve looks steep, though.
Is anyone on this list familiar with these? Are there repositories
of open source example tools, calculations, discussion lists, etc?
And (hope against hope) is there an open source replacement for
CUDA out there? Other suggestions to lower the learning curve?
Keith
