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General Purpose GPU
Potěšil, Josef ; Černocký, Jan (referee) ; Smrž, Pavel (advisor)
This bachelor's thesis deals with the general-purpose computing on graphics processing units. The examined kind of algorithms are the sorting algorithms. The beginning of this thesis deals with the general-purpose thematic itself, available tools and technologies. It continues with the basic theoretical informations about sorting. At the end the implementation of some sorting algorithms in CUDA, performance tests and the evaulation of these tests are described.
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Cryptography Acceleration Using GPU
Potěšil, Josef ; Čejka, Rudolf (referee) ; Lampa, Petr (advisor)
The reader will be familiar with selected concepts of cryptography consited in this work. AES algorithm was selected in conjunction with the description of architecture and software for programming graphic cards (CUDA, OpenCL), in order to create its GPU-accelerated version. This thesis tries to map APIs for communication with crypto-coprocessors, which exist in kernels of Linux/BSD operating systems (CryptoAPI, OCF). It examines this support in the cross-platform OpenSSL library. Subsequently, the work discusses the implementation details, achieved results and integration with OpenSSL library. The conclusion suggests how the developed application could be used and briefly suggests its usage directly by the operating system kernel.
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General Purpose GPU
Potěšil, Josef ; Černocký, Jan (referee) ; Smrž, Pavel (advisor)
This bachelor's thesis deals with the general-purpose computing on graphics processing units. The examined kind of algorithms are the sorting algorithms. The beginning of this thesis deals with the general-purpose thematic itself, available tools and technologies. It continues with the basic theoretical informations about sorting. At the end the implementation of some sorting algorithms in CUDA, performance tests and the evaulation of these tests are described.
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Cryptography Acceleration Using GPU
Potěšil, Josef ; Čejka, Rudolf (referee) ; Lampa, Petr (advisor)
The reader will be familiar with selected concepts of cryptography consited in this work. AES algorithm was selected in conjunction with the description of architecture and software for programming graphic cards (CUDA, OpenCL), in order to create its GPU-accelerated version. This thesis tries to map APIs for communication with crypto-coprocessors, which exist in kernels of Linux/BSD operating systems (CryptoAPI, OCF). It examines this support in the cross-platform OpenSSL library. Subsequently, the work discusses the implementation details, achieved results and integration with OpenSSL library. The conclusion suggests how the developed application could be used and briefly suggests its usage directly by the operating system kernel.
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