Hello Imran,
kernel.py requires patching too:
- from .kernel_helpers import *
+ from .kernel_helpers import log2, getRadixArray, getGlobalRadixInfo,
getPadding, getSharedMemorySize
I hope this will be enough. Sorry for the inconvenience, I'm going to
commit it in the repository. I need to add
Hi Imran,
Thank you for the info, I'll fix the code - python 2.5 is still widely
used. As for the ATI drivers, I thought the latest release version of
Stream (2.01) supports OpenCL. I wonder if the terrible performance
(these tests run faster on my GF9600) and this deadlock issue are
really
Hello all,
I fixed some bugs in my pycudafft module and added PyOpenCL support,
so it is called just pyfft now (and it sort of resolves the question
about including it to PyCuda distribution).
At the moment, the most annoying (me, at least) things are:
1. OpenCL performance tests show up to 6
