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CUDPP 2.0
CUDA Data-Parallel Primitives Library
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CUDPP 2.0
CUDA Data-Parallel Primitives Library
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CUDPP has currently been tested on Windows, Mac OS X and Linux. See Release Notes for release-specific platform support.
Starting with release 2.0, CUDPP uses the Thrust library for the implementation of cudppRadixSort(). Thrust is included with the CUDA Toolkit version 4.0, so if you are using CUDA 4.0 or later, you need to do nothing else. If you are using an earlier version of CUDA, however, you will need to download the Thrust source distribution and install it in your CUDA/include path before building CUDPP
CUDPP 2.0 uses CMake for cross-platform builds. Follow the instructions on the CUDPP Wiki to build CUDPP.
You may see warnings during compilation of the form "warning: Double is not supported. Demoting to float". You can safely disregard these warnings - they are generated by the CUDA compiler when kernels that are specialized for multiple data types are compiled for CUDA targets that do not support double precision floating point.
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