Deinstalling OpenCL under Ubuntu

I am writing a short tutorial about OpenCL under Ubuntu with the NVIDIA SDK, so I think a short passage 开发者_如何学编程aboutHow to get rid of it?! would be appropriate.

So would it be sufficient

1. to change the driver to a 'standard' driver via the Menu -> System Preferences -> Additional Driver and

2. to delete the folder with the SDK, aka $(HOME)/NVIDIA_GPU_Computing_SDK?

Would you recommend deleting all the OpenCL files in /usr/lib(32) and user/local as well? Is there something, which I have overlooked?

Cheers

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The Getting Started Guide (PDF; for Linux) explains that you can uninstall the SDK by just deleting the directory.

Note that the "standard" NVIDIA driver also comes with CUDA and OpenCL libraries. I would not delete these manually when attempting to de-install a development version of the driver. As far as I know, when you install an NVIDIA driver, it will automatically de-install older / other versions of the driver; you shouldn't need to do anything manually.