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Shared Memory Implementation: Banked Memory In a parallel machine, many threads access memory © NVIDIA Corporation 2008 Therefore, memory is divided into banks Essential to achieve high bandwidth Each bank can service one address per cycle A memory can service as many simultaneous accesses as it has banks Multiple simultaneous accesses to a bank result in a bank conflict Conflicting accesses are serialized Bank 0 Bank 1 Bank 2 Bank 3 Bank 4 Bank 5 Bank 6 Bank 7 Bank 15
Shared Memory Is Banked Bandwidth of each bank is 32 bits per 2 clock cycles Successive 32-bit words are assigned to successive banks G80 has 16 banks © NVIDIA Corporation 2008 So bank = address % 16 Same as the size of a half-warp No bank conflicts between different half-warps, only within a single half-warp
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Tutorial CUDA Cyril Zeller NVIDIA D
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© NVIDIA Corporation 2008 GPU Comp
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Parallel Computing’s Dark Age But
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Enter the GPU GPU = Graphics Proces
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Enter CUDA CUDA is a scalable paral
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110-240X © NVIDIA Corporation 2008
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GPUs Are Getting Faster, Faster ©
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© NVIDIA Corporation 2008 CUDA Pro
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Heterogeneous Programming CUDA = se
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Hierarchy of Concurrent Threads Thr
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Memory Hierarchy Sequential Kernels
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CUDA Language: C with Minimal Exten
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Example: Increment Array Elements C
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Example: Host Code // allocate host
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More on Memory Spaces Each thread c
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Compiling CUDA for NVIDIA GPUs Any
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Device Emulation Mode Pitfalls Emul
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Reduction Exercise At the end of ea
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Reduce 1: Blocking the Data Block I
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Reduce 1: Multi-Pass Reduction Bloc
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© NVIDIA Corporation 2008 CUDA Imp
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Hardware Implementation: A Set of S
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Hardware Implementation: Execution
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Host Synchronization All kernel lau
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Multiple CPU Threads and CUDA CUDA
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Role of Open64 Open64 compiler give
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CUDA Libraries CUBLAS CUFFT © NVID
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CUFFT Library Efficient implementat
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