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> CUDA fortran, yes you said it, CUDA fortran. The rest is OpenACC. You can also mix C, OpenACC, and CUDA C, and compile to x86-64. So I'm really not sure abou
by fluffything 6y ago
> CUDA fortran, yes you said it, CUDA fortran. The rest is OpenACC.
You can also mix C, OpenACC, and CUDA C, and compile to x86-64. So I'm really not sure about what point you are trying to make here.
You were claiming that OpenACC and CUDA only runs on nvidia's hardware, yet I suppose you now agree that this isn't true I guess.
I do agree that PGI is still nvidia owned, but there are other compilers that do what PGI does.
- adev_ 6y ago> You were claiming that OpenACC and CUDA only runs on nvidia's hardware, yet I suppose you now agree that this isn't true I guess. I do not think I ever said that OpenACC runs only on NVidia hardware. However CUDA I still affirm that CUDA runs only on NVidia hardware yes. For anything else, it is based on code converter in best case.