Question

I was wondering if there is a complete list of atomic operations. I couldn't find something like that on the internet.

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Solution

See the CUDA Programming Guide section on atomic functions.

OTHER TIPS

As of April 2020 (i.e. CUDA 10.2, Turing michroarchitecture), these are:

  • addition
  • subtraction
  • minimum
  • maximum
  • bitwise-and
  • bitwise-or
  • bitwise-xor
  • increment (with a wraparound value)
  • decrement (with a wraparound value)
  • compare-and-swap - which is perhaps the most significant, as you can "implement" essentially any atomic operation using compare-and-swap.

Note, however, that:

  • Only certain data types are directly supported (of size never above 8 bytes).
  • Earlier micro-architectures support less operations and/or less types.
  • CUDA memory only supports aligned accesses - whether they be regular or atomic.

For details, consult the Atomic Functions section of the CUDA Programming guide.

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