Fix shared memory format and add CUDA matrix multiplication example #10
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Description
This PR fixes an issue in the device properties output related to shared memory formatting and introduces a complete CUDA matrix multiplication example, including build, execution, and profiling support.
Key changes
Fixed the shared memory output format in the device properties display to improve correctness and readability.
Added a new
matrix_multiplication/module featuring:matrixMul.cu: CUDA implementation of matrix multiplication.Makefileto simplify compilation.run.shfor easy execution.profile_nvprof.shto collect performance metrics via NVIDIA profiling tools.READMEdocumenting usage, build steps, and profiling workflow.Impact
This PR combines a small but important correctness fix with a practical CUDA example that can be used as a benchmark or learning reference. It strengthens the project’s focus on GPU performance analysis by pairing executable code with reproducible profiling scripts.