CUDA by Example: An Introduction to General-Purpose GPU Programming
by Jason Sanders, Edward Kandrot
CUDA by Example offers a hands-on introduction to general-purpose GPU programming with NVIDIA's CUDA. Authors Jason Sanders and Edward Kandrot provide practical examples to teach parallel computing on GPUs, enabling readers to develop efficient, high-performance applications from the ground up.
About This Book
CUDA by Example introduces general-purpose GPU programming using NVIDIA's CUDA platform. It focuses on practical applications and examples to help readers understand how to leverage GPU capabilities for computational tasks.
The book is authored by Jason Sanders and Edward Kandrot, who guide learners through the fundamentals of GPU programming. It emphasizes hands-on approaches to building programs that run on general-purpose GPUs.
Readers will explore techniques for parallel processing, making it suitable for those interested in high-performance computing. The content builds from basic concepts to more advanced implementations using CUDA.
This introduction serves as an accessible entry point for programmers looking to expand their skills into GPU-accelerated applications.
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