top | item 24526695 (no title) Mr_lavos | 5 years ago Does this mean you can do operations on struct's that live on the GPU hardware? discuss order hn newest shaklee3|5 years ago You have been able to do that for a long time with UVA. blelbach|5 years ago Since Unified Memory. UVA, or Unified Virtual Addressing, just ensured that a GPU-private object wouldn't have the same address as a CPU-private object. load replies (1)
shaklee3|5 years ago You have been able to do that for a long time with UVA. blelbach|5 years ago Since Unified Memory. UVA, or Unified Virtual Addressing, just ensured that a GPU-private object wouldn't have the same address as a CPU-private object. load replies (1)
blelbach|5 years ago Since Unified Memory. UVA, or Unified Virtual Addressing, just ensured that a GPU-private object wouldn't have the same address as a CPU-private object. load replies (1)
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