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CuLab - GPU Accelerated by Ngene - Toolkit for LabVIEW Download

CuLab - GPU Accelerated Toolkit

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Version4.1.2.80
ReleasedMay 23, 2025
Publisher Ngene
License Ngene Custom
LabVIEW VersionLabVIEW x64>=20.0
Operating System Windows x64
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Description

CuLab is a GPU acceleration toolkit for LabVIEW, designed to simplify complex computations on Nvidia GPUs. It provides a broad API to accelerate a wide range of functions, including mathematical operations, linear algebra, signal generation, signal processing (FFT/IFFT, correlation, convolution, resampling), and array manipulation directly on the GPU. CuLab supports tensors (arrays) across all numeric types and dimensions (0D to 4D), making it highly adaptable to various data processing tasks. With its user-friendly design, CuLab enables LabVIEW users to seamlessly accelerate their applications on Nvidia GPUs.

Release Notes

4.1.2.80 (May 23, 2025)

V4.1.2
General Description
This update resolves several bugs while maintaining full backward compatibility with all v4.x.x versions of the toolkit.

Bug Fixes & Enhancements
1. Resolved a memory leak caused by BLAS API usage.
2. Improved error handling in the CU_Tensor_Pull_to_DVR API.
3. Enhanced error handling in the GPU_Info tool.
4. Fixed a missing help file link in the Get_Exec_Time.vim utility.
5. Corrected typos in the help file.
6. Removed Get_Exec_Time.vim from the examples and replaced it with the version included in the toolkit.


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