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Community effort to port cuda and opencl examples to Brahma to illustrate its general applicabilities
Hey Ananth, This is Andy from the .Net User Group. I’ve got a possible speaking opportunity for you to talk about Brahma if you’re interested.
Thanks,
-Andy
Sure, have PM’ed you my info.
Hello, Ananth!
I can’t find brahma download link, http://brahma.ananthonline.net/downloads/ does not work
See my reply to Benjamin above … hope that helps! Do let me know if you still have issues.
Seems like a great project, but I get a 404 when I click Brauma – Downloads. Is the link broken or is there a problem with Firefox?
Perhaps it is (thanks for that, I’ll check it out) … you can go to sourceforge and download the latest code using TortoiseSVN for the time being. I have also deprecated the OpenGL and DirectX providers in favor of OpenCL (so the old providers live in /tags).
SVN checkout URL: https://brahma-fx.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/brahma-fx
Do take a look, but I would recommend you wait for the OpenCL version that I’m releasing early October.
Hi,
If you have looked at an implementation of tripledes, do you know if it would be suitable for me to write it using Brahma?
Thanks
Hi,
This is fascinating work, thanks for sharing it.
I am having trouble getting my head around how to implement des/triple des using Brahma. Also XOR does not seem to be available?
Do you have any pointers for breaking down an algorithm into code that Brahma can use?
Hi,
Thanks for your fascinating work.
Do you have any pointers for implementing 3Des using Brahma? XOR does not seemt to be available.
Sorry about the late reply. No, I have not looked at i DES. It should be fairly easy to add. Would you need to add a bit-wise XOR function?
If you were to implement the algorithm would it be possible to contribute it as a sample? Thanks!
How do you build from source?
1. Download latest source from http://brahma-fx.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/brahma-fx/trunk/ and unzip
2. Open Brahma.sln
3. VS2010 complains that Libraries/OpenCL.Net/OpenCL.Net/OpenCL.Net.csproj is missing
I havne’t been able to find OpenCL.net project, only binaries.
I just updated the sources, just try to get the source again making sure you get externals too.