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CUDA wrapping is still partial. It seems to work, but I have no real test program yet, so tests on this are limited. |
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What would an ideal test program look like?
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A console program that does stuff and output the result in the console, and is reproduceable from run to run... and use many functions if possible. |
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I'm curious if/how well CUDA works under box64. I did see #786 where it was stated that
But I'm wondering if anyone has actually tried it. I don't currently have access to ARM hardware with a NVIDIA GPU, or I'd try it myself, but CUDA workstations with ARM CPUs are getting increasingly common. See, for instance ThinkStation PGX Small Form Factor Workstation.
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