CUDPP 1.1
The two major new features in CUDPP 1.1 are a very fast new radix sort implementation with support for sorting key-value pairs (with float or unsigned integer keys); and a new pseudorandom number generator, cudppRand.
CUDPP 1.1 also has a new license. We have replaced the former CUDPP license with a pure, standard BSD license. This greatly simplifies the CUDPP license details, and it also enables us to move the CUDPP code into a public source repository such as Google Code.
CUDPP 1.1 New Features and Improvements
- New radix sort implementation under cudppSort() (based on Satish et al. IPDPS 2009 paper). All previous sorts have been removed. This new sort is much faster; as of release time, this is the fastest published GPU sorting algorithm.
- Added cudppRand() pseudorandom number generation (based on Tzeng and Wei I3D 2008 paper).
- Added support for backward segmented scan.
- Switched from the previous license to a pure BSD license
- Fixed satGL example to run in a native window on OS X, rather than an X11 window.
- Removed Visual Studio 7.1 (2003) project files. CUDA 2.1 and later no longer support VS7.1.
- Miscellaneous bug fixes.
- In the documentatation, added a list of publications that use CUDPP, including both text and bibtex citation format.
- In the documentation, updated the list of publications of algorithms included in CUDPP.
- Miscellaneous Documentation improvements.
Downloading CUDPP
Visit the CUDPP Website for full details and downloads.