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Free IEEE OpenACC Webinar Using the PGI Compiler

January 29, 2015 by Rob Farber Leave a Comment

Register here to view a recent Dec. 11, 2014 IEEE webinar on OpenACC by Michael Wolf, a compiler engineer at PGI, who presents the latest PGI support for C++ features and will look at the roadmap for more complete PGI OpenACC support in the future. Michael will also show some significant performance enhancements that should impact all OpenACC programmers. He closes with a short summary of the features that are being designed for addition to the OpenACC specification.

 

 

 

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