Seeking ATI development resources, teams, etc.

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dav
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1 Jun 2010 17:08:20 UTC
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    Hi,

    I'm new to BOINC, this project, and distributed computing projects in general. When I realized what was happening, I wanted to try some parallel programming, specifically optimized for desktop GPU cards.

    Everyone is already using CUDA, I like ATI. How can I get the code for this? Is there a developers group that I could look into? Am I on my own?

    I use Ubuntu 10.04, ATI streams sdk, g++/gcc.

    Thanks in advance. I've already processed and received credits for about 8 or 10 work units on my lowly Phenom II. Please point me in the right direction to enable my GPU.

    tullio
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    Seeking ATI development resources, teams, etc.

    1 Jun 2010 17:17:36 UTC
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      Quote:

      Hi,

      I'm new to BOINC, this project, and distributed computing projects in general. When I realized what was happening, I wanted to try some parallel programming, specifically optimized for desktop GPU cards.

      Everyone is already using CUDA, I like ATI. How can I get the code for this? Is there a developers group that I could look into? Am I on my own?

      I use Ubuntu 10.04, ATI streams sdk, g++/gcc.

      Thanks in advance. I've already processed and received credits for about 8 or 10 work units on my lowly Phenom II. Please point me in the right direction to enable my GPU.


      I know that AQUA@home is seeking testers for its OpenCL, which should run on both nVidia and ATI cards. You might try there.
      Tullio

      dav
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      RE: I know that AQUA@home

      1 Jun 2010 17:25:30 UTC
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        I know that AQUA@home is seeking testers for its OpenCL, which should run on both nVidia and ATI cards. You might try there.
        Tullio

        Thanks, I'll look there too.

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        If your request was about the

        1 Jun 2010 17:33:24 UTC
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          If your request was about the Einstein source code, then check http://einstein.phys.uwm.edu/license.php.

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