Hello All,
It’s been quite a while since I last posted anything in this forum, but I do remember that you guys were always so very patient and helpful when it came to explaining the various and sundry intricacies of NVidia CUDA programming to me.
Well, the fact is, I took all that wonderful guidance and wisdom that you gave me from all those aforementioned previous posts, and together with two decades of programming experience, managed to patch together an exiting new NVidia CUDA-based application, which I’ve very recently finished.
The application is called “The CEMPLLA System”, and it’s aim is to use NVidia CUDA to make computational history.
And, oh yeah, it’s freely distributable.
Well, that is, it will be once the beta-testing is complete. In the interim, I’d actually have to ask anyone who downloads it not to distribute it to the general public. You understand, I’m sure…
Anyway, although it’s finished in the sense that both the programming and the debugging have been done as far as humanly possible with what hardware I have available, there remains the task of “beta-testing” it to see if it will actually work on a system that has multiple NVidia GPUs - preferably five or more.
So I need your collective help and wisdom again.
The application runs as a Windows 64-bit executable (Windows 7 or later), so if your system is Linux or Apple, you won’t be able to beta-test this app (obviously)…
The app can be installed on any 64-bit Windows system, but for beta-testing purposes, I could really use the input from someone who has access to a system with at least five (5) NVidia GPUs…
Ironically enough, I’d also like to get input from someone who has no NVidia GPUs on their system, but that’s of far lesser concern right now…
Questions? Comments? Takers?
If I get any positive feedback from this post, I’ll be more than happy to supply a link to the app in my reply. For now though, I just want to get a feel for how you all feel about it…
BTW, the app itself took me a little over four years to develop, so this is fairly important to me…