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//
// GetFortune.h - header for the Get Fortune functions
//
// � Copyright 2002 by Rick York
// This code may be freely distributed or modified but
// this copyright message must remain unchanged.
//
#ifndef _GETFORTUNE_H
#define _GETFORTUNE_H
#else
#error repeated include of this file
#endif // _GETFORTUNE_H
#define MAX_FORTUNE_SIZE 1023
#ifndef MAX_FORTUNE_COUNT // defined in code module only
typedef void * FortuneInfo;
#endif // MAX_FORTUNE_COUNT
// initialize fortunes
FortuneInfo * InitFortunes( const char *filename );
// terminate fortunes
int TermFortunes( FortuneInfo *f );
// gets a fortune message - returns length
int GetFortuneText( FortuneInfo *f, char *buffer );
// gets a random fortune
char * GetRandomFortune( FortuneInfo * f );
// gets specified fortune
char * GetSpecFortune( FortuneInfo *f, int index );
// returns number of fortunes
int GetFortuneCount( FortuneInfo *f );
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I work on an industrial HPC project that can run on either the CPU or the GPU. I usually use which ever one has the most horsepower on a given machine. It's written with CUDA with very few ifdefs used. My company is quite large, in the top five in our industry in North America, and I work in a small group with just five programmers.
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