mike64_t

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   by mike64_t 2y ago

   It seems to me at least, yes. You still need ptxas, but this piece of Software technically isn't deployed in the datacenter, if you AOT compile your kernels. Its usage seems more than fine, especially considering you could just run it
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   by mike64_t 2y ago

   How do you plan on finding instruction latencies for eg. sm_89?
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   by mike64_t 2y ago

   Binary compatibility is possible, but not my main concern just yet. The CUDA api is missing length parameters left and right, often for highly problematic things such as "how long is this ELF file" and "how many parameters do
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   by mike64_t 2y ago

   Yes, the Nvidia SASS ISAs are not documented and emitting them is non trivial due to Nvidia GPUs not handling pipeline hazards in Hardware and requires the compiler to correctly schedule instructions to avoid race conditions. The only avail
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   by mike64_t 2y ago

   To what degree the GeForce software license is applicable even if you don't download the GeForce driver is debatable. It technically governs all software downloadable from nvidia.com including CUDA. The fact that you are only presented