Santa Clara (CA) – Nvidia today introduced a new version of its CUDA 2.2 beta software development kit, which now includes a hardware debugger and support for Microsoft’s Windows Server 2003/2008.
Nvidia said that the debugger is available as a beta version for Linux developers and offers both the interface of the open-source GDB debugger and the ability to debug kernels as they execute on the GPU. The CUDA-integrated version has all the features known from GDB as well as some CUDA-specific extensions. Nvidia’s hardware supports C, OpenCL, DirectX Compute, Fortran and “other” languages and APIs, Nvidia said. Also new is support for Microsoft Windows Server 2003/2008 for the Tesla C1060 and S1070 cards.
Meanwhile, AMD’s ATI released the Catalyst 9.4 driver package, which includes support for a new Overdrive auto-tune application for Radeon 4000-series GPUs. The Linux version of the driver introduces support for RHEL 5.3 and an early look at Ubuntu 9.04.
