hi to all,
recently i heard about mathematica tool and it is supporting cuda also.
i got the above information from the following weblink
http://www.nvidia.com/object/cuda-programming-mathematica.html
they(mathematica) are saying that we need not write entire cuda program in their tool because of
cudalink feature in the mathematica tool.
i had put a mail to mathematica people, they are not yet gave reply.
if Any one using mathematica, please give me suggestions…
Whether it is suggestible to buy mathematica full version?
i am awaiting for your reply.
Thanking you,
regards,
balakrishna.
I am currently moving my way around CUDA and Mathematica. I stiill have a long way to go , but want to share with you my experiences so far. I am using a GeoForce 630 and Mathematica 9.0
Linux: Ubuntu… Honestly, a big pain with 12.0 Was able to install but was a total pain. I was never able to have Mathematica recognized execute any CUDA code. I was able to get it recognized the card, but the CUDA returned false.
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Linux RHEL 6.0 Was able to install. But find out that only works under the 86_64 bit channel. I have not tried under the recent 7.0. Mathematica works wonderfully, I am lookign forward to create my own image manipulation code.
Windows 7 and Windows 8. At first, could not get Mathematica to load CUDA. Finally, A was able to do it under Visual Studio 11 with the C++ compiler. Follow my post at CUDA Installation on WIndows 7 and 8 - Online Technical Discussion Groups—Wolfram Community