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Explore a wide range of samples demonstrating the features and capabilities of the NVIDIA CUDA Toolkit for accelerating parallel computing applications.
This repository provides a collection of source code examples designed to help developers learn and utilize the features of the NVIDIA CUDA platform. It covers various aspects of GPU programming, from basic kernel execution to advanced techniques.
Learning parallel programming on GPUs, especially with a comprehensive platform like CUDA, can be challenging. These samples offer practical, runnable examples that illustrate specific concepts, making it easier for developers to understand and apply CUDA features effectively.
Samples are organized by topic (e.g., basic, utilities, libraries, scientific) covering various CUDA features and use cases.
Each sample includes well-commented source code in C/C++, with some examples in Fortran and Python, illustrating key CUDA programming patterns.
Includes build scripts and instructions to easily compile and run samples on compatible systems with the CUDA Toolkit installed.
These samples are invaluable for anyone working with or learning about GPU-accelerated parallel computing using the NVIDIA CUDA platform. Specific use cases include:
Beginner developers can start with basic samples to understand concepts like kernel launches, memory allocation (host and device), and data transfer.
Provides hands-on examples to build a foundational understanding of CUDA programming.
Experienced users can dive into samples demonstrating advanced topics such as CUDA streams, multiple GPUs, shared memory optimizations, and library usage (cuFFT, cuBLAS, etc.).
Offers concrete examples to learn and apply complex CUDA features for performance tuning and specialized tasks.
Utilize performance-oriented samples to understand how different kernel implementations and memory access patterns affect performance on specific hardware.
Aids in identifying performance bottlenecks and implementing optimization strategies in user applications.
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