Webinar: Reverse-Engineer Your CUDA Software Architecture
Reverse-Engineer Your CUDA Software Architecture - Practical Architecture Recovery for CUDA/C++ Projects
Today’s CUDA software codebases often evolve under tight schedules, leaving teams with architectures that are difficult to understand, validate, and maintain. As complexity grows, so does the risk to quality, scalability, and long-term success. In this webinar, Dr. Daniel Simon, Software Engineer at Qt Group, presents a case study designed to help teams break this cycle and regain control of their codebases. You’ll see how to extract, analyze, and validate software architecture from existing CUDA projects using Axivion Architecture Verification.
We will show you:
- How architectural recovery works in CUDA/C++ code.
- How to identify components and their interconnections in order to establish a reliable and sustainable approach for maintaining overall complexity.
- How to automatically spot architectural violations.- How this tool improves maintainability, scalability, and onboarding.
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