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The complication is that most CUDA apps you would want to run on ZLUDA contain first-party libraries provided by Nvidia (e.g. cuDNN) which may have restrictive
by jsheard 3y ago
The complication is that most CUDA apps you would want to run on ZLUDA contain first-party libraries provided by Nvidia (e.g. cuDNN) which may have restrictive license terms saying you're not allowed to run them on a third-party runtime. ZLUDA itself may be legally in the clear as a cleanroom reimplementation free of Nvidia code, but it's not so clear-cut for the users of ZLUDA.
- mort96 3y agoAha, so we'd need clean-room re-implementations of those libraries too, in principle.