Tutorial / classes / training for developing asynchronous CUDA and MEX code?
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Nathan Zechar
il 3 Mar 2022
Commentato: Nathan Zechar
il 12 Mar 2022
Hello, I'm trying to improve the performance of my code which makes use of a GPU for calculations that primarily use MTimes. I have several lines of code I would like performed asynchronously. A rough sample of the code is shown below with the asynchronous portion identified.
N = 128; % Simulation Size
[Nx,Ny,Nz] = deal(N,N,N); % Simulation Cube
Hxey = gpuArray(ones(Nx+1,Ny,Nz)); % Represents Constant
Hxez = gpuArray(ones(Nx+1,Ny,Nz)); % Represents Constant
Hyez = gpuArray(ones(Nx,Ny+1,Nz)); % Represents Constant
Hyex = gpuArray(ones(Nx,Ny+1,Nz)); % Represents Constant
Hzex = gpuArray(ones(Nx,Ny,Nz+1)); % Represents Constant
Hzey = gpuArray(ones(Nx,Ny,Nz+1)); % Represents Constant
Ex = gpuArray(zeros(Nx,Ny+1,Nz+1)); % Ex cells
Ey = gpuArray(zeros(Nx+1,Ny,Nz+1)); % Ey cells
Ez = gpuArray(zeros(Nx+1,Ny+1,Nz)); % Ez cells
Hx = gpuArray(zeros(Nx+1,Ny,Nz)); % Hx cells
Hy = gpuArray(zeros(Nx,Ny+1,Nz)); % Hy cells
Hz = gpuArray(zeros(Nx,Ny,Nz+1)); % Hz cells
%% Representation of code I want to perform asynchronously using CUDA / MEX
%% Begin asynchronous portion
Hx = Hx+Hxey.*diff(Ey,1,3)+Hxez.*diff(Ez,1,2); % Central Difference
Hy = Hy+Hyez.*diff(Ez,1,1)+Hyex.*diff(Ex,1,3); % Central Difference
Hz = Hz+Hzex.*diff(Ex,1,2)+Hzey.*diff(Ey,1,1); % Central Difference
%% End asynchronous portion
Are there any classes or training offered by Matlab or tutorials available online that can teach me how to implement this?
Thank you!
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Joss Knight
il 9 Mar 2022
Make all the variables involved gpuArray objects and those lines of code will run as asynchronously as the GPU allows. This means that the last line of code will exit before Hz has finished being computed.
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