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Archive for February, 2009
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Friday, February 27th, 2009Announcing jCUDA
Friday, February 20th, 2009Hello to everyone,
We are glad to introduce jCUDA, a Java library that allows to exploit the full power of CUDA and NVIDIA GPUs.
The library is supported under both Linux, Windows, MacOSX and Solaris 10, with 32 and 64 bit versions.
Currently, functionality is added for CUDA API and CUFFT routines. Future versions will add support for CUBLAS as well.
A link: http://www.gass-ltd.co.il/en/products/jcuda
Will be released soon for the public usage.
CUDA.NET 2.1 Released
Thursday, February 5th, 2009We are pleased to announce that a new version of CUDA.NET is out, following the release of CUDA 2.1.
The new release of CUDA.NET, provides support for new DirectX 10 API interoperability, and JIT compiler.
To download click here.
DirectX 10 interoperability
The new API by NVIDIA allows to integrate existing DirectX 10 applications with CUDA, to provide another level of computing, if for post-processing, image processing or other computations to perform.
DirectX 9 API is still supported.
JIT Compiler
A new compiler support is provided by NVIDIA, through the API. This allows to generate CUDA kernel code in runtime and compile it on demand using this new facility.
In addition, it allows to attach kernel source code to an application, and compile it at the site, using specific configuration: maximum register usage, specific hardware support and more.
FIXes
This release of CUDA.NET 2.1, fixes an issue with CUDAExecution class. When running a computation on the GPU using the class, an then calling the Clear method, didn’t clear the parameters state. As with this release the issue was fixed.