Version: 0.1 OS: Linux Wenn man mit Mathematica programmiert interessiert man sich unter anderen welchen Stress man auf den N CUDA-Devices verursacht, bzw des OPENGL. Reproducible: Didn't try Expected Results: Downloadable view of the CUDA constrains Memory-types and Shader Overload/Idle-Time. OS: Linux (x86_64) release 2.6.34.7-0.5-desktop Compiler: gcc
Let's translate it for the non-german folks (which is default here btw): Extend systemmonitor with a downloadable view of CUDA stress If you program with mathematica you are most likely also interested in which stress is caused on the N CUDA devices, or opengl. (roughly translated, not into that topic)
(In reply to comment #1) > Let's translate it for the non-german folks (which is default here btw): > > Extend systemmonitor with a downloadable view of CUDA stress How do I get this information? What does this information mean? Perhaps this can be added a java script program.
Hi, for example you like to write some (many) comments: (* comment1 *) (* comment2 *) (* comment3 *) so always you need again to type (* *) Funny would be to define some hotkey, e.g. F7, so if I press F7 (in any editor) the system writes the brakets and sets the ursor in the middel: Cursor-position ¦ (*¦*) The same can be done for: [¦] [[¦]] {¦} "¦" The hotkeys should be defineable. Greetings
Hi, sorry I got mixed up with the term script (this is an other issue). What is the HW-setup of all reachabel CUDA-devices: Mathematica-CODE, shows the maximum ressources but not the actual state of the system. Needs["CUDALink`"] TabView[Table[ ii -> Grid[ Replace[#, Rule[x_, y_] -> {x, y}] & /@ CUDAInformation[ii], Frame -> All], {ii, 1, $CUDADeviceCount}]] http://reference.wolfram.com/mathematica/CUDALink/ref/CUDAInformation.html SystemInformation[] http://reference.wolfram.com/mathematica/CUDALink/tutorial/Setup.html And here you find the different CUDA memory-types all with different speed, access and volume: http://reference.wolfram.com/mathematica/CUDALink/tutorial/Programming.html Greetings
Can you draw a mock up of how you want it to look? I'm still not sure what information you want.
Per comment #5 setting to NEEDSINFO The easiest way would probably be if NVIDIA would provide those informations via sysfs.
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