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===== GPU checkpoint/ | ===== GPU checkpoint/ | ||
- | Why I thought this was an easy problem to solve I do not know. CPU checkpoint/ | + | Why I thought this was an easy problem to solve I do not know. CPU checkpoint/ |
- | A good overview of the history of GPU checkpoint/ | + | A good **overview** of the history of GPU checkpoint/ |
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An **excellent** in depth explanation can be found in this article | An **excellent** in depth explanation can be found in this article | ||
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- | * CRAC git site (notice | + | * git site (notice |
- | Some quotes from the article ... //CRAC provides the ability to save and restore the state of CUDA by first using CUDA-specificsave/restore operations, and then delegating to a traditional checkpoint-restart package.... In the end, the support of DMTCP for processvirtualization | + | Some quotes from the article ... //CRAC provides the ability to save and restore the state of CUDA by first using CUDA-specific save/restore operations, and then delegating to a traditional checkpoint-restart package.... In the end, the support of DMTCP for process virtualization |
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