I want to see it updated too. It was really nice to write/test/debug GPU codes on my cheap laptop without an NVIDIA GPU, and then switch over to my desktop and

I want to see it updated too. It was really nice to write/test/debug GPU codes on my cheap laptop without an NVIDIA GPU, and then switch over to my desktop and CUDA with single line changes. Even though CuArrays tends to be quite a bit faster, this convenience cannot be overstated. I didn't realize how much I'd miss it until I was at a conference and couldn't just fiddle around with some GPU integration I had to debug. I think the reason CLArrays.jl only claims experimental support on v0.6 is because it uses Transpiler.jl which is quite limited and a direct translation. CUDANative.jl is much more advanced and uses LLVM's .ptx backend. I think Simon mentioned he wanted to do a more direct compilation route, and that would probably be the change to start calling it experimental? I don't know, I'd like to hear about the future of CLArrays as well. If we have both working strong, boy oh boy I'll be happy.