> Warning: this is a very incomplete proof of concept. It's probably not going to work with your application. ZLUDA currently works only with applications which use CUDA Driver API or statically-linked CUDA Runtime API - dynamically-linked CUDA Runtime API is not supported at all.
Common man. You can't call it a drop in replacement if it's an incomplete proof of concept.
I think calling it a drop in replacement highlights that the aim of Zluda is to not require recompilation of the software being run. Maybe “Proof of concept drop in replacement” would be a better description?
I was nearly put off by that but maybe it should be given a chance with some funding or what not. All great and interesting things come from proof of concepts, that actually work.
At least it isn't vapourware. Unlike some 'projects' I see on GitHub.
Literally the top comment is even suggesting that Intel could be interested in funding this, so surely it deserves a chance with some backing, even if it is 'incomplete'.
Care to explain the downvotes?