OK, I suckered you in with that title. I don’t care what Bruce Lee wants – he’s dead! But you’re probably not. So what do you want from this blog? 90% of the hits are to posts like “Getting started with TBB” or “My first CUDA program”. Is your main interest only in the details of how to setup a parallel programming environment? Are you happy to investigate parallel programming techniques on your own after that, or do you want follow-on examples? Or are you looking for something else? If so, where are you getting the information you need?
Since you took the time to visit this page, please spend another moment and suggest what you would like to see in my blog. Don’t make me send Bruce after you!
I came here looking to learn more about the CUDA toolchain and programming with CUDA because I just saw ORC (http://www.schleef.org/orc/documentation/) mentioned on the GStreamer mailing list and wondered if libOIL could use a CUDA back-end to emit code that runs on the GPU. Feel free to discuss it!
Comment by Donny Viszneki — July 4, 2009 @ 3:32 pm
I agree with michail, it would be very helpful if u can post more examples, but thanks a lot for your work till now.
Comment by Vinay — June 29, 2009 @ 10:46 am
Well, these getting started tutorials are very nice. I would like to see more advanced how-tos for cuda (working with textures,optimization, efficient working with different memory(shared, global, e.t.c), thread sync, cublas). Unfortunately, I guess would know all this by the time you would write these tutorials
BTW: The reason why cuda diagnostic says 65536 of constant without MP devision is because all these constants are available for all MPs. They are as fast as registers.
Comment by Michail — June 14, 2008 @ 9:54 pm