From where to learn to use cudnn(python) within cupy? Please share some links to documentation or projects.
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@leofang dude, you are the best
Hi @LK54345
You can take a look at how texture/surface memory is tested: https://github.com/cupy/cupy/blob/master/tests/cupy_tests/cuda_tests/test_texture.py. The tests should be close enough to real-world use cases.
Right, admittedly it is, but it’s mainly for easy migration from CUDA C or PyCUDA to CuPy, in which users already have a validated running code utilizing texture memory. For those cases, it is straightforward to translate to our API, but there’d be a learning curve, regardless whether you’re using CUDA C, PyCUDA, or CuPy, if you are going to build the code from scratch. Texture memory works very differently, after all.
Just FYI, for these inquiries please feel free to ask on StackOverflow (and tag your post with “cupy”, which would be monitored by the team’s bot) or on CuPy’s mailing list: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/cupy.