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Jawad: /* Requirements */

2022-10-17T07:35:28Z

Requirements

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	*CUDA capable Graphics Card [[https://developer.nvidia.com/cuda-gpus see list]]		*CUDA capable Graphics Card [[https://developer.nvidia.com/cuda-gpus see list]]
	*Latest drivers from NVIDIA [[http://www.nvidia.com/Download/index.aspx download]]		*Latest drivers from NVIDIA [[http://www.nvidia.com/Download/index.aspx download]]
	*Microsoft Windows 7 or above		*Microsoft Windows 7 or above.

	====Install====		====Install====

Jawad: /* Install */

2020-11-15T20:14:40Z

Install

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	====Install====		====Install====
	*~~Deflate~~ CUVI package to any location on your machine.		*Inflate CUVI package to any location on your machine.
	*Run <code>install.sh</code> or manually copy all the '''lib''' and '''include''' folders into '''usr/local/lib''' and '''usr/local/include''' respectively,		*Run <code>install.sh</code> or manually copy all the '''lib''' and '''include''' folders into '''usr/local/lib''' and '''usr/local/include''' respectively,
	*If you are using licensed version of CUVI, put the <code>license.dat</code> file into <code>home/</code> directory.		*If you are using licensed version of CUVI, put the <code>license.dat</code> file into <code>home/</code> directory.

Jawad at 20:09, 15 November 2020

2020-11-15T20:09:13Z

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	*~~Unzip~~ cuvi package to any location on your machine. The package contains CUVI binaries and all required and supporting libraries.		*Extract cuvi package to any location on your machine. The package contains CUVI binaries and all required and supporting libraries.
	*Add the bin folder into System path.		*Add the bin folder into System path.
	*If you are using licensed version of CUVI, add the system variable named 'CUVI_PATH' pointing to the location of license.dat file,<br/> for example, if the license file is located at '''D:\CUVI\1.6.5\license.dat''' then add<br/>		*If you are using licensed version of CUVI, add the system variable named 'CUVI_PATH' pointing to the location of license.dat file,<br/> for example, if the license file is located at '''D:\CUVI\1.6.5\license.dat''' then add<br/>
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	====Install====		====Install====
	*~~Extract~~ CUVI package to any location on your machine.		*Deflate CUVI package to any location on your machine.
	*Run <code>install.sh</code> or manually copy all the '''lib''' and '''include''' folders into '''usr/local/lib''' and '''usr/local/include''' respectively,		*Run <code>install.sh</code> or manually copy all the '''lib''' and '''include''' folders into '''usr/local/lib''' and '''usr/local/include''' respectively,
	*If you are using licensed version of CUVI, put the license file into <code>home/</code> directory.		*If you are using licensed version of CUVI, put the <code>license.dat</code> file into <code>home/</code> directory.

Jawad at 20:08, 15 November 2020

2020-11-15T20:08:13Z

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	====Install====		====Install====
	*Extract CUVI package to any location on your machine.		*Extract CUVI package to any location on your machine.
	*Run ~~Install script~~ or manually copy all the lib and include into usr/local/lib and usr/local/include respectively,		*Run <code>install.sh</code> or manually copy all the '''lib''' and '''include''' folders into '''usr/local/lib''' and '''usr/local/include''' respectively,
	*If you are using licensed version of CUVI, put the license file into home/ directory.		*If you are using licensed version of CUVI, put the license file into <code>home/</code> directory.

Jawad at 20:05, 15 November 2020

2020-11-15T20:05:49Z

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	====Install====		====Install====
			*Extract CUVI package to any location on your machine.
			*Run Install script or manually copy all the lib and include into usr/local/lib and usr/local/include respectively,
			*If you are using licensed version of CUVI, put the license file into home/ directory.

Jawad at 20:03, 15 November 2020

2020-11-15T20:03:20Z

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	==Windows Installation==		==Windows Installation==
	====Requirements====		====Requirements====
	*CUDA capable Graphics Card [[//developer.nvidia.com/cuda-gpus see list]]		*CUDA capable Graphics Card [[https://developer.nvidia.com/cuda-gpus see list]]
	*Latest drivers from NVIDIA [[http://www.nvidia.com/Download/index.aspx download]]		*Latest drivers from NVIDIA [[http://www.nvidia.com/Download/index.aspx download]]
	*Microsoft Windows 7 or above		*Microsoft Windows 7 or above
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	- [[CUVI by Example]]<br/>		- [[CUVI by Example]]<br/>
	- [[CUVI Features]]		- [[CUVI Features]]

			==Linux Installation==
			====Requirements====
			*CUDA capable Graphics Card [[https://developer.nvidia.com/cuda-gpus see list]]
			*CUDA Tooklit version 10.2 [[https://developer.nvidia.com/cuda-10.2-download-archive download]]

			====Install====

Jawad: /* Install */

2020-11-15T19:59:02Z

Install

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	*Unzip cuvi package to any location on your machine. The package contains CUVI binaries and all required and supporting libraries.		*Unzip cuvi package to any location on your machine. The package contains CUVI binaries and all required and supporting libraries.
	*Add the bin folder into System path.		*Add the bin folder into System path.
	*If you are using licensed version of CUVI, add the system variable named 'CUVI_PATH' pointing to the location of license.dat file,<br/> for example, if the license file is located at '''D:\CUVI\1.6.0\license.dat''' then add<br/>		*If you are using licensed version of CUVI, add the system variable named 'CUVI_PATH' pointing to the location of license.dat file,<br/> for example, if the license file is located at '''D:\CUVI\1.6.5\license.dat''' then add<br/>
	variable: <code>CUVI_PATH</code><br/>		variable: <code>CUVI_PATH</code><br/>
	value: <code>D:\CUVI\1.6.5\</code> (Note the trailing '\')		value: <code>D:\CUVI\1.6.5\</code> (Note the trailing '\')

Jawad: /* Install */

2020-11-15T19:58:41Z

Install

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	*If you are using licensed version of CUVI, add the system variable named 'CUVI_PATH' pointing to the location of license.dat file,<br/> for example, if the license file is located at '''D:\CUVI\1.6.0\license.dat''' then add<br/>		*If you are using licensed version of CUVI, add the system variable named 'CUVI_PATH' pointing to the location of license.dat file,<br/> for example, if the license file is located at '''D:\CUVI\1.6.0\license.dat''' then add<br/>
	variable: <code>CUVI_PATH</code><br/>		variable: <code>CUVI_PATH</code><br/>
	value: <code>D:\CUVI\1.6.0\</code> (Note the trailing '\')		value: <code>D:\CUVI\1.6.5\</code> (Note the trailing '\')
	*'''Note:''' The trial version now doesn't need a license.		*'''Note:''' The trial version now doesn't need a license.
	*If everything is correct, you should be able to run '''example.exe''' located in test\ folder and see the results right away.		*If everything is correct, you should be able to run '''example.exe''' located in test\ folder and see the results right away.

Jawad: /* Requirements */

2020-11-15T19:58:08Z

Requirements

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	*Latest drivers from NVIDIA [[http://www.nvidia.com/Download/index.aspx download]]		*Latest drivers from NVIDIA [[http://www.nvidia.com/Download/index.aspx download]]
	*Microsoft Windows 7 or above		*Microsoft Windows 7 or above
	*Latest Visual C++ redistributable package [[https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/2977003/the-latest-supported-visual-c-downloads download]]

	====Install====		====Install====

Jawad: /* Download */

2019-06-30T09:20:26Z

Download

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	==Download==		==Download==
	You can download the latest trial version of CUVI from the [http://www.cuvilib.com/#download website]. You'll be asked to signup for CUVI updates after which you will receive download link for Windows OS. Free downloads include Windows OS support for only NVIDIA GPUs. The image/video size limit in free version is ~~648x480~~ pixels. You may contact us from the website's contact form or by sending an email on contact@cuvilib.com to purchase CUVI licenses from professional usage and integration support.		You can download the latest trial version of CUVI from the [http://www.cuvilib.com/#download website]. You'll be asked to signup for CUVI updates after which you will receive download link for Windows OS. Free downloads include Windows OS support for only NVIDIA GPUs. The image/video size limit in free version is 1000x1000 pixels. You may contact us from the website's contact form or by sending an email on contact@cuvilib.com to purchase CUVI licenses from professional usage and integration support.

	==Windows Installation==		==Windows Installation==