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Does anyone know if there's an opposite analog of this? I would very much like to run a parallel language like VHDL or Verilog on the GPU since: 1) OpenCL/CUD
by zackmorris 11y ago
Does anyone know if there's an opposite analog of this? I would very much like to run a parallel language like VHDL or Verilog on the GPU since:
1) OpenCL/CUDA have an OpenGL-inspired syntax with a steep learning curve and limited generalizability
2) FPGAs don't seem to be gaining the economies of scale of GPUs
I simply want to be able to emulate thousands of CPUs (millions of gates) for physics, AI, big data etc, in a way that's accessible, affordable and won't catch fire. I'm thinking MATLAB or Octave but with near-ideal speedup for embarrassingly parallel problems.
- jasonwatkinspdx 11y agoDo you already know VHDL or Verilog? Most people would not consider them simpler or more productive than OpenCL IMO. Julia fits your last sentence.
- make3 11y agopeople use theano/tensorflow for this