Portability between Operating Systems Sample Clauses

Portability between Operating Systems. Most models are reasonably portable across operating systems. As pthreads is a POSIX specification, it works on POSIX-based operating systems, which means most mainstream operating systems except Windows, although there is at least one third-party implementation available. Windows includes a native threading library with similar features, so pthreads code can be reasonably straightforwardly ported. C++11 includes native threading support which will work with any compliant compiler. OpenCL is platform agnostic; use of OpenCL on a particular device is conditional on an OpenCL driver existing for that device and platform, but support is widespread. OpenMP is platform agnostic; compilers exist for all common platforms. Like OpenMP, OpenACC is platform agnostic. The compiler from PGI, a member of the OpenACC consortium, only works on Linux with NVIDIA hardware. CUDA is available for Windows, Mac OS and Linux.
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