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Summary":

Accelerator provides a high-level data-parallel programming model as a library that is available for all .Net programming languages. The library translates the data-parallel operations on-the-fly to optimized GPU pixel shader code and API calls. Future versions will target multi-core cpus.

How to use this Wiki:

A wiki is a Web site that lets you edit and update the content on it yourself. To be able to update this Wiki, you must get an account on Channel 9. Just click on the "Login" button on the upper right-hand side of the screen and then click on the "Create New Account link. Once you have that, login and go back to this page. There will now be an edit button on the left-hand side of the screen. Click on that if you want to add, modify, or update content.

Links:

We have replaced our older technical report with a more up-to-date paper. The new paper can be found at ftp://ftp.research.microsoft.com/pub/tr/TR-2005-184.pdf. We will be presenting the paper at ASPLOS '06 in October, 2006. The paper is copyright ACM, 2006. It is the author's version of the work and is posted here by permission of ACM for your personal use.

Donwlad:

A new version of Accelerator is now available. It was uploaded July 9, 2007. Please upgrade to this version. It has improved performance as well as bug fixes.
You can download it from http://research.microsoft.com/research/downloads/Details/25e1bea3-142e-4694-bde5-f0d44f9d8709/Details.aspx?CategoryID. Alternatively, you can go to http://research.microsoft.com/research/downloads and search for 'Microsoft Research Accelerator Project'.

Announcements:

Parties interested in inquiring about commercial licensing of the Microsoft Research Accelerator software should contact msrlg@microsoft.com for more information (if you need translation support - Russian translation_index.html ).

If you are having problems running the samples after installation, please download the ""DirectX"" end user runtime from http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=2da43d38-db71-4c1b-bc6a-9b6652cd92a3

Activities:

Help us build up OurFAQ by posting your questions.
Consult our TroubleShooting page if you are having problems.
Check the WishList to see if your desired feature is on the drawing board.
Read a ShortIntro to the library.
Send email to the development team : mailto:msraccde@microsoft.com
We are eager to get feedback on the API and to hear about any problems. We are also interested in keeping track of the different application areas where the library is being used.
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Accelerator provides a high-level data-parallel programming model as a library that is available for all .Net programming languages. The library translates the data-parallel operations on-the-fly to optimized GPU pixel shader code and API calls.  Future versions will target multi-core cpus.
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*A new version of Accelerator is now available.     It was uploaded July 9%2c 2007.    Please upgrade to this version.   It has improved performance as well as bug fixes.*
You can download it from http%3a//research.microsoft.com/research/downloads/Details/25e1bea3-142e-4694-bde5-f0d44f9d8709/Details.aspx%3fCategoryID.    Alternatively%2c you can go to http%3a//research.microsoft.com/research/downloads and search for %27Microsoft Research Accelerator Project%27.
%21%21%21%21 Announcements%3a
Parties interested in inquiring about commercial licensing of the Microsoft Research Accelerator software should contact msrlg@microsoft.com for more information %28if you need translation support - %5burl%3aRussian translation%7chttp%3a//www.transneed.com/en%5d_index.html %29.
 
If you are having problems running the samples after installation%2c please download the %22%22DirectX%22%22 end user runtime from http%3a//www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx%3fFamilyID%3d2da43d38-db71-4c1b-bc6a-9b6652cd92a3
%21%21%21%21 Activities%3a
Help us build up OurFAQ by posting your questions.
Consult our %5bTroubleShooting%5d page if you are having problems.
Check the %5bWishList%5d to see if your desired feature is on the drawing board.
Read a %5bShortIntro%5d to the library.
Send email to the development team %3a mailto%3amsraccde@microsoft.com
We are eager to get feedback on the API and to hear about any problems.  We are also interested in keeping track of the different application areas where the library is being used.
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