Stream computing: Brook’s model for GPUs
The 2004 paper describes kernels processing stream elements as an alternative to graphics APIs and shaders, a model that can inform evaluations of GPU workloads.
Source: Brook introduziu a computação em fluxo para GPUs (dl.acm.org). Text prepared with AI from this source.
What happened and what to do
The 2004 paper “Brook for GPUs: Stream Computing on Graphics Hardware” describes a stream-computing model for GPUs. In it, kernels process elements organized in streams, as an alternative to programming through graphics APIs and shaders. The paper records an early stream-programming model and helps put the evolution of GPU computing in context.
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