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OK, I guess it comes down to what you call "normal" C. I was defining it as what would run on x86 Windows or Linux.
by tsomctl 8y ago
OK, I guess it comes down to what you call "normal" C. I was defining it as what would run on x86 Windows or Linux.
- my123 8y agoYou can look at C++ AMP too, it runs with all GPUs that support DX11 on Windows, and is a part of the Windows SDK. It's implemented by AMD ROCm on Linux, which also implements HIP/CUDA. Normal C/C++ can run fine on modern GPU architectures.
- pjmlp 8y agoNVidia designed their latest GPU architecture to run C++.