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Is it possible to simulate "Development of a plant from a seed" on CUDA?
Hey!
For clarity, the teaching of elementary grades in env. I want to simulate the world on CUDA "Development of a plant from a seed" with the ability to select parameters, for example, soil acidity, watering frequency, temperature, etc.
Or some simpler technology can be applied?
Thanks for the answers)))
ps why CUDA? I wanted to discover something new and more difficult for myself)))
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1) You can write an algorithm in a language you know, even in BASIC, and then remake it for CUDA.
2) Try on WHERE first to draw mugs, and Christmas trees-stripes.
Follow both points - start combining. I think you need to start with this.
cuda and opencl is a high-level language that allows you to write multi-threaded applications that run on video cards (not only in the mind, but the practice is that only they are available) and with possible emulation on conventional processors (so that the same code works everywhere), it looks like like a normal method in a C++-like language, i.e. if you are familiar with C ++, then it will be easy for you to write in it. The main troubles are the organization of the working environment of the programmer (configure the toolchain) and the preparatory loading of the input and unloading the result, i.e. more work is not a programmer but an admin;)
ps https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SfEZSyvbj2w
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