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+ | <big><pre>| TERM || DEF || [[User:WUN | FN]]|| LN || CREDIT |-</pre></big> | ||
+ | * TERM: the term being defined | ||
+ | * DEF: definition of the term | ||
+ | * WUN: your Wiki user name | ||
+ | * FN: your first name | ||
+ | * LN: your last name | ||
+ | * CREDIT: the original credit (if any) | ||
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− | {| class="wikitable sortable" border="1" cellpadding="5" | + | == List of Terms == |
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− | ! Term !! | + | {| class="wikitable sortable" border="1" cellpadding="5" | |
+ | ! Term !! Definition !! Enetered by !! Last Name !! Credit | ||
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+ | |Host || The serial processing part of a heterogeneous computer||[[User:Chris Szalwinski | Chris]]||Szalwinski||- | ||
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+ | |Device|| The parallel processing part of a heterogeneous computer||[[User:Chris Szalwinski | Chris]]||Szalwinski||- | ||
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+ | |ulp|| Unit in last place - unit of least precision - spacing between adjacent floating point numbers ||[[User:Chris Szalwinski | Chris]]||Szalwinski||[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unit_in_the_last_place Wikipedia July 15 2012] | ||
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+ | |Heterogeneous computer || Computer that has more than one type of processor (eg. CPU & GPU) ||[[User:JBoelen | James]]||Boelen||Chris Szalwinski | ||
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+ | |NVIDIA|| Producer of GPUs that contain CUDA cores ||[[User:JBoelen | James]]||Boelen||Chris Szalwinski | ||
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+ | |HSA|| Heterogeneous system architecture foundation - collection of hardware manufacturers creating heterogeneous computers ||[[User:JBoelen | James]]||Boelen||Chris Szalwinski | ||
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+ | |STI|| Sony Toshiba IBM - Alliance to create and develop the cell processor (combination CPU GPU) ||[[User:JBoelen | James]]||Boelen||Chris Szalwinski | ||
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+ | |Open MPI|| Open Message Passing Interface ||[[User:JBoelen | James]]||Boelen||Chris Szalwinski | ||
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+ | |Open MP|| Open Multi-Processing ||[[User:JBoelen | James]]||Boelen||Chris Szalwinski | ||
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+ | |Cilk Plus|| extension to c/c++ to be able to program heterogeneous computers (championed by intel) ||[[User:JBoelen | James]]||Boelen||Chris Szalwinski | ||
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+ | |CUDA|| CUDA™ is a parallel computing platform and programming model that enables dramatic increases in computing performance by harnessing the power of the graphics processing unit (GPU) ||[[User:bapatel6 | Bhrugesh]]||Patel||[https://developer.nvidia.com/what-cuda NVIDIA] | ||
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+ | |OpenCL|| Platform independent standard, developed by the Khronos group. Set of extensions you can add to c/c++ to do parallel programming. (complicated and hard to learn) ||[[User:JBoelen | James]]||Boelen||Chris Szalwinski | ||
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+ | |OpenACC|| #pragmas that leaves parallelization to the compiler ||[[User:JBoelen | James]]||Boelen||Chris Szalwinski | ||
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+ | |DirectCompute|| Microsoft’s version of OpenCL / CUDA ||[[User:JBoelen | James]]||Boelen||Chris Szalwinski | ||
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− | | | + | |C++ AMP|| MS compiler directives (similar to OpenACC) ||[[User:JBoelen | James]]||Boelen||Chris Szalwinski |
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− | | | + | |Multi processors|| processor technology that supports concurrency-oriented programming ||[[User:JBoelen | James]]||Boelen||Chris Szalwinski |
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Latest revision as of 18:52, 6 January 2017
GPU610/DPS915 | Student List | Group and Project Index | Student Resources | Glossary
Please add your term to the end of the table using the following syntax!
Syntax
| TERM || DEF || [[User:WUN | FN]]|| LN || CREDIT |-
- TERM: the term being defined
- DEF: definition of the term
- WUN: your Wiki user name
- FN: your first name
- LN: your last name
- CREDIT: the original credit (if any)
List of Terms
Term | Definition | Enetered by | Last Name | Credit |
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Host | The serial processing part of a heterogeneous computer | Chris | Szalwinski | - |
Device | The parallel processing part of a heterogeneous computer | Chris | Szalwinski | - |
ulp | Unit in last place - unit of least precision - spacing between adjacent floating point numbers | Chris | Szalwinski | Wikipedia July 15 2012 |
Heterogeneous computer | Computer that has more than one type of processor (eg. CPU & GPU) | James | Boelen | Chris Szalwinski |
NVIDIA | Producer of GPUs that contain CUDA cores | James | Boelen | Chris Szalwinski |
HSA | Heterogeneous system architecture foundation - collection of hardware manufacturers creating heterogeneous computers | James | Boelen | Chris Szalwinski |
STI | Sony Toshiba IBM - Alliance to create and develop the cell processor (combination CPU GPU) | James | Boelen | Chris Szalwinski |
Open MPI | Open Message Passing Interface | James | Boelen | Chris Szalwinski |
Open MP | Open Multi-Processing | James | Boelen | Chris Szalwinski |
Cilk Plus | extension to c/c++ to be able to program heterogeneous computers (championed by intel) | James | Boelen | Chris Szalwinski |
CUDA | CUDA™ is a parallel computing platform and programming model that enables dramatic increases in computing performance by harnessing the power of the graphics processing unit (GPU) | Bhrugesh | Patel | NVIDIA |
OpenCL | Platform independent standard, developed by the Khronos group. Set of extensions you can add to c/c++ to do parallel programming. (complicated and hard to learn) | James | Boelen | Chris Szalwinski |
OpenACC | #pragmas that leaves parallelization to the compiler | James | Boelen | Chris Szalwinski |
DirectCompute | Microsoft’s version of OpenCL / CUDA | James | Boelen | Chris Szalwinski |
C++ AMP | MS compiler directives (similar to OpenACC) | James | Boelen | Chris Szalwinski |
Multi processors | processor technology that supports concurrency-oriented programming | James | Boelen | Chris Szalwinski |