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I'm a little disappointed by the opencl/cuda support. I was hoping they'd be fully integrated with native algorithms in mma. Instead you need to change your co
by spitfire 16y ago
I'm a little disappointed by the opencl/cuda support.
I was hoping they'd be fully integrated with native algorithms in mma. Instead you need to change your code to call CUDAfft[] or whatnot. It should just choose the right fft to use, or supply a checkbox in preferences.
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- xtacy 16y agoMathematica programming language is somewhat symbolic, like Lisp; so you could just "rewrite" your expressions to use CUDAfft[] or whatever very easily. Example: Hold[Times[1,2]] /. (Times -> Plus)