Make OptiX an engine of Brayns #684
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Nice, looking forward to this, especially being able to write your own CUDA renderers. One question: how does one target the Volta GPUs on BB5? |
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The OptiX engine now also support using a unique CUDA program for each renderer provided. This enables for instance plugins to add their own OptiX renderers. The OptiX engine now provides two renderers, a basic one and an advanced one.
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The OptiX engine now also support using a unique CUDA
program for each renderer provided. This enables for
instance plugins to add their own OptiX renderers.
The OptiX engine now provides two renderers, a basic
one and an advanced one.