Comment by dev_hugepages 8 hours ago If i'm not mistaken, this already exists, and the assembly language here is called PTXhttps://llvm.org/docs/NVPTXUsage.html 2 comments dev_hugepages Reply pjmlp 6 hours ago PTX is a bytecode format, the CUDA driver JIT compiles it when uploading into the cards. fc417fc802 5 hours ago Can't the same also be said of much of the x86 vocabulary at this point?I appreciate that we can upload SPIR-V directly. The API still feels overly obtuse but it's not so bad.SYCL gets close but is language specific.
pjmlp 6 hours ago PTX is a bytecode format, the CUDA driver JIT compiles it when uploading into the cards. fc417fc802 5 hours ago Can't the same also be said of much of the x86 vocabulary at this point?I appreciate that we can upload SPIR-V directly. The API still feels overly obtuse but it's not so bad.SYCL gets close but is language specific.
fc417fc802 5 hours ago Can't the same also be said of much of the x86 vocabulary at this point?I appreciate that we can upload SPIR-V directly. The API still feels overly obtuse but it's not so bad.SYCL gets close but is language specific.
PTX is a bytecode format, the CUDA driver JIT compiles it when uploading into the cards.
Can't the same also be said of much of the x86 vocabulary at this point?
I appreciate that we can upload SPIR-V directly. The API still feels overly obtuse but it's not so bad.
SYCL gets close but is language specific.