G'day All,

I've been hunting around for (production-grade) modules providing GPGPU bindings or interface.

I've tried searching CPAN and "Super Search" (here). So far, I've come up with the following.

OpenCL
This installed via cpan without any problems (admittedly, a tad surprisingly given all of the FAIL and UNKNOWN results on CPAN Testers Matrix: OpenCL 1.01). The description starts with "This is an early release which might be useful, but hasn't seen much testing." and the module appears to be abandonware (last update 2012). Probably not the production-grade I'm looking for.
ExtUtils::nvcc
This provides a front-end to NVIDIA's CUDA. I'm currently in the process of installing this: there's a few dependencies, so that may take a while. There was a patch for Bug #83396 provided in 2013; the module's author responded (so was aware of this) but apparently did nothing about it. This also appears to be abandonware (last update 2011).

Does anyone know about any other GPGPU modules?

— Ken

In reply to Perl GPGPU Modules by kcott

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