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CUDA is NVidia vendor lock-in. While not a bad things intrinsically, it does limit possibilities for a general purpose. With this one, you can just plug whateve
by unnouinceput 6y ago
CUDA is NVidia vendor lock-in. While not a bad things intrinsically, it does limit possibilities for a general purpose. With this one, you can just plug whatever GPU that supports DX12 into your hardware and start creating "incoming blockchain miners written in C# in ..3..2..1"
- albertzeyer 6y agoBut why is ILGPU a problem then? ILGPU is CUDA + OpenCL. OpenCL should be fine, right?
- lostmsu 6y agoAnd DX12 is Microsoft vendor lock-in. To make a portable GPGPU app I'll have to use ILGPU. The only platform DX12 covers, that ILGPU does not is XBox. ILGPU provides both Linux and MacOS.