GPU Coder compatibility with NVIDIA L4T 32.6.1

Hi

Where can I find a compatibility documentation between matlab version (GPU coder) and cuda / tensorrt version.

NVIDIA L4T 32.6.1 is apparently not yet compatible!?

Thanks,

ChHg

Answer 1

[Pranjal Kaura]

Hey,

You can refer to the GPU support version documentation to know more about GPU compatibility. You can also go through the 'Installing Prerequisite Products' documentation to install the required products to use GPU coder.

Hope this helps!

[Christian Huggler]

Are there already plans for L4T 32.6.1 with its TensorRT V8?

[Walter Roberson]

@Christian Huggler

I think you are not asking the right question.

Remember that a plan to ignore something for 20 years to see whether it catches on or not, is still a "plan".

An active plan to never support something is still a "plan".

If you want to know whether something will be supported in R2022a, then ask that . (The answer will be "Contact your sales representative to arrange a Non-Disclosure Agreement discussion of the topic.")

[Christian Huggler]

I'm sorry, I didn't mean to make anyone angry. I fully understand the implications of having to chase after the big NVIDIA.

[Walter Roberson]

I can make public guesses such as 'I don't think it will happen in R2022a' because I do not know the facts. No-one at Mathworks has talked to me about the matter, so I am not under Non-Disclosure Agreement about it, and I can offer opinion about it. But my opinion might be entirely wrong. Perhaps Mathworks is releasing a relevant support package on Monday of next week. Perhaps they have decided that this technology is not worth their time to ever do. If I had any facts about this, I would not be permitted to tell you them. 🤪

Pranjal is probably not permitted to talk publicly about the facts. Generally speaking, Mathworks only permits development managers and above to talk publicly about future plans (the proper job title is not coming to mind), and even then Mathworks discourages them from doing so until 10 days before the public release, when Mathworks is fully committed to going ahead.

But... you can talk to your sales person, who can generally arrange release of some information under Non-disclosure agreement.

Even then, timeframe tends to be a bit vague: there are some things that I know Mathworks has definite plans to release that I have been told under Non-disclosure, but I have not been able to figure out when