Using CUDA on Linux

[Bonaducci]

First of all, I'm new here and I'd like to say hello
I'm developing project that will compute physics on real time on server (Nvidia Tesla) under Linux OS. I've been looking for some engines that fulfill my expectations.

I've seen, that Newton is working on Linux and as I remmember, this engine uses GPU computing, but I'd like to ask if it is fully using CUDA on Linux (unlike PhysX) and can be developed using Nokia QT (C++ as well).

[Julio Jerez]

are you sure you are not in the wrong forum?
Physx is the engine that is know for using CUDA. they made the hardware, teh compeiler, and the software. not oteh developer can match that.

[Bonaducci]

Unfortunately, PhysX is not using CUDA under Linux. That's why I'm looking for another engine which can be prepared to do what I need under Linux.

[carli2]

There was a physics solver using GPGPU for newton, but I nerver saw it again.

[Julio Jerez]

when core 300 is feature completed, we will make and open CL version.

teh code solver was in core 200, but because fo the lack of support from nevidai when I was doing it it, I have to abandome it.
Bascially they never wanted to add atomics, to the earlier versions.

but now tah Open CL iso mpore mature, In is possibel to dod it agan.
like I said it will be after the engine is feature completed.