CUDA for .net?

Question

I know that there are a lot of CUDA language bindings, such as PyCUDA, but are there any good bindings for .Net? The only one I've seen is this one, but I'd like to know if there are any others.

Answer 1

Here's another library: http://sourceforge.net/projects/brahma-fx/

Edit: I've been looking at the documentation for the project you initially listed, and can say that the interface makes me think: what is the point of using .Net. The project I've listed has a cleaner interface but no documentation. The project you listed seems to be more dedicated in the development path ( a recent 2.1 release), but the SVN of Brahma isn't too old (5 wks).

Another poster listed the Accelerator framework. It looks very promising, although its license is non-commercial (you must contact them if you intend to use it for any commercial work), and when I installed it, it said it installed right and I can't find it on my system (this could have been a Vista issue)!

EDIT: I have looked into the various libraries, and can say here is my "recommendations":

1. If you are planning on using LINQ and only .Net 3.5, use Brahma.
2. If you are non-commercial in your goal, use the Accelerator project that the other poster gave (Tim, I believe). It is higher level than the project you mentioned.
3. If you don't care about low-level details, but very active project and documentation is desired then go with the project you listed.

Answer 2

Here's another one http://www.hybriddsp.com/Products/CUDAfyNET.aspx

translates .NET code to CUDA C automatically, has quite good pack of examples

Answer 3

Microsoft Research has a project called "Accelerator" http://research.microsoft.com/apps/pubs/default.aspx?id=70250

Answer 4

Checkout this two wrappers:

First the Tidepowerd that allow programming in .NET languages like C#, F#, and VB.NET* http://www.tidepowerd.com/product

Second the CUDA.NET da Hoopoe,
http://www.hoopoe-cloud.com/Solutions/cuda.net/

Both are discussed here at stackoverflow and have suggestion of sample codes in theirs web sites. I guess this will help you.