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ArrayFire is a fast software library for GPU computing with an easy-to-use API. Its array-based function set makes GPU programming simple. ArrayFire is available for C, C++, and Fortran and integrates with AMD, Intel, and NVIDIA hardware. Best of all, ArrayFire is free for most users! ArrayFire is simple. A few lines of code in ArrayFire can replace dozens of lines of raw GPU code, saving you valuable time and lowering development costs. No need to waste time with building block functions. Plug-in ArrayFire and jump start your code! Reasons to Use
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ArrayFire for CUDAToday, ArrayFire runs best with CUDA-capable NVIDIA GPUs. ArrayFire is designed to integrate easily with other CUDA code, but it can also be used without any other custom CUDA code. CUDA is the most advanced GPU computing platform and ArrayFire benefits from all the advance CUDA features. |
ArrayFire for OpenCLArrayFire is also available, in beta form, for AMD and Intel hardware using OpenCL. Fewer functions are supported in OpenCL than are supported in CUDA, so please check the OpenCL documentation for supported feature list. |
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