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Tools
Here are some tools to help with your parallel processing development projects.
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Microsoft Visual Studio is an integrated development environment (IDE) developed by Microsoft. If your development
system is Microsoft Windows, you need to install Visual Studio prior to installing the CUDA toolkit, which provides
some nice templates to help with your CUDA development efforts.
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CUDA Toolkit |
When doing CUDA development, you need to download and install the CUDA Toolkit.
The CUDA Toolkit includes the CUDA driver, the CUDA runtime, the CUDA math libraries, and the CUDA debugger.
The CUDA Toolkit is available for Windows, Linux, and Mac OS X.
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Documentation
Links to some useful documentation for parallel processing development.
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CUDA Toolkit Documentation |
The official NVIDIA CUDA development documentation.
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Getting Started
Here are some of our favorite getting started blog entries and code samples.
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An Even Easier Introduction to CUDA |
There have been many sample snippets that provide a short and simple introduction to CUDA programming. We like this one because it covers threads and blocks and then profiles some big performance wins with very simple code changes.
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We believe that knowledge is a two-way proposition, and continually engage in challenging ourselves to learn new skills and augment our engineering abilities.
Our workshops encourage participants, as well as ourselves, to seek solutions by thinking "outside of the box".
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