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Programming GPUs under Linux is not easy. It often requires massive re-programming existing applications. There are some tools that can help in this process.
The remarkable computation power of General Purpose Graphical Processing Units (GP-GPUs) has led them to steadily gain traction in Linux High Performance Computing (HPC). But creating GP-GPU programs can require new programming methods that often introduce additional work. This article explains one method that works with existing codes.
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