Is OpenCL possible with the current Nvidia driver?

[T-Aoki]

I was initially looking for that too, no change for 15 years so not gonna happen Turns out FreeBSD's Linuxlator is already so good it can do this sort of tricks

If I recall correctly, voices requiring native CUDA support on FreeBSD was far more larger (huger?) than now, but it quickly shrunk once it turned out that FreeBSD can run Linux CUDA apps via Linuxulator and linux-nvidia-libs.
So it would be unlikely.

And by my initial experimentation it is very important that nvidia drivers and libs have the same version, so having all this stuff in ports keeps things in sync

This is why I'm habitally sending patches for x11/linux-nvidia-libs with x11/nvidia-driver (and recently graphics/nvidia-drm-[||]-kmod, too) even though I myself am not using x11/linux-nvidia-libs.

 

[cederom]

linux-c7-package_name seems common nomenclature for Linux Centos 7 (thus C7) packages on FreeBSD, see pkg search -x linux-c7, or:

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linux-rl9-package_name seems common nomenclature for Rocky Linux 9 (thus RL9) the free and open RedHat successor packages on FreeBSD, see pkg search -x linux-rl9, or:

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