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GPU Computing Using CUDA, Eclipse, and Java with JCuda

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21 Sep 2013CPOL18 min read 102.9K   804   25  
Tutorial: GPU computing with JCuda and Nsight (Eclipse)
Credit http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2636201/how-to-create-a-project-from-existing-source-in-eclipse-and-then-find-it


   Easiest Method:

    Put all source files into one directory named after your project. i.e. "ProjectName" You can keep this directory in your workspace or it can be somewhere else.
    Start a new project in eclipse and name it using that same project name.
    Uncheck the "use default location" box and find the directory where your project is. If your project is already in the workspace, you probably won't have to change the default location.
    Click 'next'.

Eclipse should be smart enough to figure out what's going on. After clicking next, it will show you all of the files it found in that directory. It will just automatically add those files to your project. Voilà!




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I am an analytical chemist and an educator. I program primarily to perform matrix computations for regression analysis, process signals, acquire data from sensors, and to control devices.

I participate in many open source development communities and Linux user forums. I do contract work for an environmental analytical laboratory, where I am primarily focused on LIMS programming and network administration.

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