RPI + Cuda

[sphinxc0re]

Yea but you know that for this you have to write your own binary RPi libraries in assembler? Like I said I tried it myself at a time where I didn't had a Linux machine. It's awful.

[worktycho]

When were you doing it? Broadcom released openGL ES bindings for the pi in February so you can write the libs in GLSL. Though actually due to the way I'm generating the kernels, writing it in machine code wouldn't be to difficult.

[Sxw]

I'm pretty sure that the RPis GPU only has one core.[/align]

[worktycho]

GPU cores are strange things. I had a look and the GPU consists of four QPUs(?) each of which is a 16 wide SIMD processor. So with one core it can process 64 pieces of data in parallel. Thats half a height map or 1/512 of a chunk.

[Sxw]

Weird.