CUDA maintainer

[jonysy]

I don't have a CUDA-enabled GPU yet, so I can only work on and test the OpenCL and Native components.

Would anyone with CUDA running on his/her machine be interested in working on the CUDA API?

[akonneker]

I'm still pretty busy trying to slog through grad school milestones... so I can't commit to much coding time at the moment, but I can easily test things. I have access to a GTX 745 and a GTX 1050.

[jonysy]

.. I can easily test things.

This project needs all the love it can get! I'll try to set some time aside to work on the CUDA API this weekend or sometime next week.

Goodluck with your studies!

[pinkisemils]

I can try and help, but I've only got a GTX460, don't really know if it supports the CUDA version you're interested in supporting, and I don't believe it would be a popular device among your target audience. But I'm eager to help nonetheless.

[jonysy]

I can try and help, but I've only got a GTX460, don't really know if it supports the CUDA version you're interested in supporting, and I don't believe it would be a popular device among your target audience. But I'm eager to help nonetheless.

Having a diverse set of use-cases is important! :) I want Parenchyma to work for everyone regardless of what their machine is capable of. It'll only make the project better (see the "graceful fallback" issue).

I'll work on everything related to CUDA next week. Are you interested in testing the CUDA API, working on the CUDA API, or both?

[PhilWun]

I have two GTX 970s and could help test on Windows and Linux.

[pinkisemils]

I'm up for testing just now. Don't have too much time on my hands to do much more.

[jason-timios]

Hey there, I am interested in making an API for CUDA, I see a ton of potential in this project. I have a 1050ti for work, 1060 for home, and a 940mx for laptop. I already have a fork of the project with a removal of the FRAMEWORK_NAME const on the Framework trait. Let me know if you want my help!