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Can I use nVidia CUDA on QNX(x86_64 or other) and what driver do I need for this?

I found nothing about this by link, and in #46 answer sound like "I don't know" http://www.qnx.com/news/web_seminars/faq_multicore.html

But, QNX thinks to Include Support for NVIDIA Tegra Processor Family: http://www.qnx.com/news/pr_5306_1.html

And nVidia thinks to add support CUDA and OpenCL to the nVidia Tegra5(Logan) ARM+GK1xx in next year: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tegra#Logan

http://www.ubergizmo.com/2013/07/nvidia-tegra-5-release-date-specs-news/

And then can we use CUDA on nVidia Tegra5(ARM+GK1xx) on QNX(ARM), and what about QNX(x86)?

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At this time, there's no support for CUDA on QNX. The supported operating systems for CUDA are listed on the cuda download page as well as in section 1.4 of the release notes

Regarding Tegra, at this time there are no Tegra devices that support CUDA. The list of CUDA-enabled GPUs is here. Whether using an x86/x86_64 CPU or an ARM CPU, one of these CUDA GPUs is required for CUDA support.

Update: There are now tegra devices that support CUDA, including the widely available Tegra TK1 and recently announced TX1.