Aaron Watry <awa...@gmail.com> writes: > Hi list, > > I was starting to look into getting cppamp-driver-ng working with > mesa/clover, and I quickly ran into a question... > > cppamp-driver-ng explicitly lists which platforms are supported in its > OpenCL back-end's source code. I went to add in the Mesa/Clover > entries, and discovered that we're actually reporting ourselves as: > CL_PLATFORM_VENDOR="Mesa" > CL_PLATFORM_NAME="Default" > > The way that cppamp-driver-ng is written, they don't really care about > the vendor so much as the platform name, and "Default" is about as > generic as you can get. > > At this point in the game, are we stuck with this platform name, or > would we be able to change this to "Clover" (or something more > appropriate)? >
I don't know of any application that relies on our platform name. I'd be fine with changing it to something more meaningful. > Just wanted to ask around and see what people thought. > > --Aaron
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