NVidia Opens CUDA Compiler Code
NVidia recently announced it would provide the source code for the new NVidia CUDA LLVM-based compiler to qualified academic researchers and software tools developers.
The new source code, which is being released with CUDA Toolkit 4.1, is available now. According to the website, this move will allow researchers and tools vendors to support GPU acceleration in more programming languages, including many new and existing domain-specific languages (DSLs). It also will allow advancements in processor architecture and heterogeneous systems research and allow developers to support CUDA applications on a wide variety of many-core and multicore processors.
Access to the CUDA compiler source code is available to qualified academic researchers and software tools developers by registering here: http://developer.nvidia.com/cuda-source.
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