On Sunday, 26 February 2017 at 08:37:29 UTC, Nicholas Wilson
wrote:
This will enable writing kernels in D utilising all of D's meta
programming goodness across the device divide and will allow
launching those kernels with a level of ease on par with CUDA's
<<<...>>> syntax.
Interesting to write kernels in D, since a limitation of CUDA is
that you need to multiply the entry points to instantiate a
template differently, and a limitation of OpenCL C is that you
need templates and includes in the first place.
How does this work?
Does the host code need something like DerelictCL to work?
