GPU Systems announces availability of Libra SDK. A robustly equipped C/C++ developer kit for simple and powerful cross CPU-GPU access suited for scientific computations. Libra 1.1 SDK includes C/C++ matlab style API, sample programs and documentation. Example code and a downloadable trial version of Libra is available from GPU Systems website www.gpusystems.com for unlimited testing.
A Libra demo/presentation is also available at : [url=“http://www.gpusystems.com/video.html ”]http://www.gpusystems.com/video.html[/url]
Hello Libra,
Congratulations!!
How is this different from the “device_vector” concept present in the “Thrust” library from NVIDIA?
The sample program on your site looks cooool. Nice!
It looks pretty much like what accelereyes did to MATLAB…
btw, I am unable to see the video or download the PPT from your site…(may b, my browser settings… just now I reset everything…)
btw, I am a Virgo…
Best Regards,
Hello Libra,
Congratulations!!
How is this different from the “device_vector” concept present in the “Thrust” library from NVIDIA?
The sample program on your site looks cooool. Nice!
It looks pretty much like what accelereyes did to MATLAB…
btw, I am unable to see the video or download the PPT from your site…(may b, my browser settings… just now I reset everything…)
btw, I am a Virgo…
Best Regards,
Sarnath
Hello Virgo!
And thank you for the compliments.
Yes, Libra API is matlab programming but in a C/C++ environment. See http://www.gpusystems.com/doc/ for a closer look on 1.1 supported functionality.
Your application code is portable and may be executed on a CPU as well as on a NVIDIA GPU and future compute devices…
Sorry about your browser problems. You may retune and watch the rerun on youtube instead : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EY3FlKf5FH0
Have fun!
/ Marco.