I don't know what's worse: the fact that you linked a URL from your hard drive, or the fact that it's a Windows file URL.
Nvidia goes to Ada
Connor Peterson
Kayden Hall
Yep, it is -- but I popped the correct link.
Agreed -- I remember being *SEVERELY* dissapointed with CUDA because it was essentially manual insertion of GPU primitives, not significantly different from inline-assembly, rather than using Ada and taking advantage of Task and Protected types/objects.
I mean, it would have been really nice to use a implementation-pragma like:
Pragma CUDA( Some_Task );
And have the compiler pop the task onto the GPU automattically or issue a warning that it can't and use the normal CPU -- you also get the advantage of the programs being portable to other Ada compilers (though w/o the GPU support, obviously) AND when you get better GPU/compiler tech you can increase the capabilities w/o impacting extant code-bases.
Cooper Powell
*shrug*
At work I have a Windows box, a Solaris box, a VxWorks box and [in storage] a Mac.
Noah Miller
Write in Forth, homos.
Cooper Morgan
That's one thing that I really hate about C: it's *SO* fragile on those compiler-switches/build-environment. It really makes me appriciate when I (eg) took a non-trivial 30 year old Ada program written for a different compiler on a different archetecture with about a half-dozen changes (mostly because I was using an Ada 2012 compiler, and the source had used as an identifire what became new keywords).
I love Forth -- I am thinking about using it as the backend/emition for a compiler just to leverage Forth's porting power when bootstrapping the compiler.
Xavier White
Blake Parker
Remember that Paki rape gang taximan wanting his victims to call him like that?
Jordan Anderson
Yes, we know.
No, and I don't want to.
Tyler Jenkins
Mason Peterson
No. Why would I be frustrated?