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| - | **Title:** Mass measurements and tests of general relativity with binary pulsars\\ | + | **Title:** When and how to use GPUs\\ |
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| - | **Description:** In this talk, I will describe the timing of binary pulsars, with a particular emphasis on the measurement of post-Keplerian orbital parameters and their applications.\\ | + | **Description:**This tutorial will cover the basics of GPUs: architecture (what is it and what is it good for?), coding/compiling (how do I use one?) and tooling (how can I make this easy?)\\ |
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| + | **Requirements:** Access to Numerix0 and a laptop connected to the MPIfR network.\\ | ||
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| + | **Notes:** | ||
| + | * This tutorial will be mostly hands on (mostly following an existing tutorial found [[https://cuda-tutorial.readthedocs.io/en/latest/|here]]), so please bring your laptops. | ||
| + | * Please check that you have access to Numerix0 before the tutorial. | ||
| + | * Material for the tutorial (including Dockerfile and Singularity image) can be found at ''numerix0:/media/scratch/gpu-tutorial''. | ||
| + | * It is recommended to add the CUDA directory to your PATH (e.g. ''export PATH=$PATH:/usr/local/cuda/bin/'') | ||
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| + | Tutorial slides: {{:media:gpu_tutorial.pdf| When and how to use GPUs}} | ||
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