A new version of GPULib (0.3p1) is available at
http://www.txcorp.com/technologies/GPULib/download.php
This new version contains a variety of bug fixes and minor updates. Please contact us if you run into any issues or have feature requests.
Friday, March 7, 2008
Thursday, February 21, 2008
Technology preview version 0.3 released
Later today we will release the latest technology preview of the GPULib (version 0.3). This version now contains at least prototypes for all the language bindings (IDL, MATLAB, Python and Java) and many new functions (various collective operations, conditionals, random number generator and more) that should all make it easier to develop algorithms that can keep data on the GPU for as long as possible.
As the name suggests, this is neither a full version nor a full release, but it will give you the opportunity to play around with the library, see if your algorithm could take advantage of a GPU and provide us feedback on missing kernels/functions, surprises you've encountered during installation and use, and hopefully success stories.
We're looking forward to hear from your,
Peter
As the name suggests, this is neither a full version nor a full release, but it will give you the opportunity to play around with the library, see if your algorithm could take advantage of a GPU and provide us feedback on missing kernels/functions, surprises you've encountered during installation and use, and hopefully success stories.
We're looking forward to hear from your,
Peter
Wednesday, February 20, 2008
Blog set up
In order to communicate with users quickly, the GPULib dev team has set up this blog. For more information on GPULib, visit
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