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 Topic: Easy way for portability |
valenbg
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 Forum: Programming and Compiling Posted: Thu May 16, 2013 1:31 pm Subject: Easy way for portability |
| It finally seems to work with the "-mp=nonuma" flag, although with the "-nomp" flag it shows an error about calls to the pthread library. Thank you so much for your feedback. |
| Topic: Easy way for portability |
valenbg
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Forum: Programming and Compiling Posted: Thu May 16, 2013 7:44 am Subject: Easy way for portability |
I'm having this problem when compiling with this options:
pgcc -acc -ta=nvidia,host -Bstatic_pgi -Minfo=all main.c
When I try to execute the generated binary (in the same computer), it shows me ... |
| Topic: Easy way for portability |
valenbg
Replies: 4
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Forum: Programming and Compiling Posted: Wed May 15, 2013 11:07 am Subject: Easy way for portability |
| Hi, I'm looking for a way to compile and execute code for another machine, in which I can't install anything. Both are Linux with x86 processors, and I'm using PGI with openACC directives 12.10. I wan ... |
| Topic: Compiling CUDA code from other platforms |
valenbg
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Forum: Programming and Compiling Posted: Fri May 10, 2013 4:19 am Subject: Compiling CUDA code from other platforms |
| I plan to use openACC directives for auto-parallelize C code, and then executing in other computer with a Nvidia accelerator. So with openACC, I can target Nvidia gpus, and the PGI Unified Binary it's ... |
| Topic: Compiling CUDA code from other platforms |
valenbg
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Forum: Programming and Compiling Posted: Thu May 09, 2013 2:13 pm Subject: Compiling CUDA code from other platforms |
| Hi, I'm new to PGI compiler, I have to compile some C + CUDA code on a computer without a Nvidia card, for executing in other computers. I can use Windows or Linux (32/64 bits) version with the free t ... |
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