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FYI cuda has that too, so they're probably talking about default behavior.
by andromeduck 6y ago
FYI cuda has that too, so they're probably talking about default behavior.
- klelatti 6y agoIs that right? From the Nvidia docs: "To use CUDA on your system, you will need the following installed: A CUDA-capable GPU" There might be some open source projects that support CUDA Kernels on the CPU but the ones I've found are all abandoned.
- tehsauce 6y agoYou're right,cuda is only officially supported to run on an nvidia gpu, not cpu or anywhere else.
- Robadob 6y agoHistorically there was an emulator mode, where you could build your CUDA code to run on CPU. However, it was removed a few years ago. I never used it, so can't really give you more details beyond that.