I'm still confused about warps. In some slides, it seems like a warp is similar to an execution context for threads, like on this slide--holds an instruction stream. On others, it seems like it's thread-specific memory. Could someone with a better understanding help reword some of this?
I'm still confused about warps. In some slides, it seems like a warp is similar to an execution context for threads, like on this slide--holds an instruction stream. On others, it seems like it's thread-specific memory. Could someone with a better understanding help reword some of this?