Hi Karl,
A static build is unfortunately not possible because WebKit+Qt cannot be
built statically. A static build of QWebKit is officially *disabled*:
https://qt.gitorious.org/qt/qtwebkit/commit/2573bb654e49a0bfb00ced6446caca
e3a41fd776
I did not know that.
Most of the package size stems
is why I
tried customizing them. Unfortunately, my customization does not work so
well on other platforms. I think it would be better to go with native looks
if we want to avoid compatibility troubles. At least for now.
Regards, Namik
On Mon, Nov 24, 2014 at 11:45 AM, Namik Karovic namik.karo
Hi all,
I've skimmed through the project and examined my old dev notes. Here's a
list of things that I think are missing or should be improved:
-advanced mode: reset (load default) benchmark settings button
-advanced mode: it would be cool if we could show how much video memory is
required to
Hello,
2.) We currently use viennacl.sourceforge.net as a common domain.
However, I wonder whether it better to use three separate domains for
better managing the projects? What about using e.g.
pyviennacl.sourceforge.net
viennaclbench.sourceforge.net
for PyViennaCL and the benchmark
Hi all,
I just pushed the first working version of expert(custom) benchmark mode.
Selecting custom sparse matrices is yet to be implemented, but all other
benchmark configs are working.
Except blas3, that is. I think I got the sizes wrong. I'd appreciate it if
someone could check if I did it
for details.
C:\viennacl-benchmark-gui-master\viennacl-benchmark-gui\external\viennacl-dev\viennacl\ocl\context.hpp
661ViennaCL_Benchmark
Thanks,
-Matt
On Sun, Aug 17, 2014 at 5:28 PM, Namik Karovic namik.karo...@gmail.com
wrote:
Hi all,
I just pushed the first working version
I forgot my Visual Studio with Qt is broken :) so I can't test MSVC
CMake... I did, however, test mingw cmake, and it works fine.
On Mon, Aug 18, 2014 at 4:33 AM, Namik Karovic namik.karo...@gmail.com
wrote:
I just got it to work with MSVC10 Qt5.3.1. Changed uint64_t to uint.
Don't think
Hi,
I'm currently implementing the platform and device chooser, and could use
some help.
So far I've managed to create custom contexts for each device. I iterate
through all available platforms, and setup a new context for every device
in a platform. Here's how that looks:
//---PLATFORMS---
Hey Karl,
Most importantly, it is necessary to run the context setup before any of
the ViennaCL objects are created. Also, setup_context() takes the context
ID as the first argument, not the platform ID.
You only have one device per context, so there is no need to switch the
device.
Hey hey,
I admit I may have panicked a bit too much. After playing around with it a
little more, I now understand why it reported different context ids.
*They weren't context ids, they were platform ids.* I was comparing my
context counter to the
\context.hpp
3821ViennaCL_Benchmark
On Wed, Aug 13, 2014 at 4:47 PM, Namik Karovic namik.karo...@gmail.com
wrote:
Hey hey,
I admit I may have panicked a bit too much. After playing around with it
a little more, I now understand why it reported different context ids.
*They weren't
Hi Matthew,
Will the 'basic' run be standard for online reporting? The reason I ask is
I think it would be useful to be able to gauge various hardware setups I
don't have access to and see where things stack up.
Thanks for bringing that up. It's another reason to make benchmark
modes
Hi Karl,
I'm fine with splitting things into something like Basic Benchmark and
Expert Benchmark ('view' sounds inappropriate), but as long as both
benchmark do the same thing, I don't see the problem why the expert version
cannot be a refinement of the basic version. Could you please
Hi Karl,
Sounds good. Just to make sure we're taking about the same: 17:00
UTC+1 is 16:00
UTC, which is 18:00 CEST?
Yeah, sounds about right. =)
Ragards, Namik
On Thu, Aug 7, 2014 at 8:53 AM, Karl Rupp r...@iue.tuwien.ac.at wrote:
Hi Namik,
How's tomorrow at 17:00 UTC+1 ?
Sounds
Hi all,
I've just attempted to use Karl's on-the-fly generation in the Benchmark
GUI. Here's what I tried:
viennacl::vcl_size_t xPoints = 1;
viennacl::vcl_size_t yPoints = 1;
boost::numeric::ublas::compressed_matrixScalarType ublas_matrix;
for your feedback! I'm glad we can test the project on multiple
platforms to make it as robust as possible.
Regards, Namik
On Sun, Aug 3, 2014 at 5:29 PM, Namik Karovic namik.karo...@gmail.com
wrote:
Hey,
The reason submodules don't work is that libarchive does not compile with
the latest tip
Hi all,
It seems I've been fighting with static qt the whole night. I still haven't
managed to compile it statically. The official script for static qt
compilation on windows does not work, of course. And manual compiling with
mingw32-make fails for no sensible reason... I sometimes feel like
Hey,
wait - are we allowed to link Qt statically? I thought I read something in
the net that the open source version of Qt only allows dynamic links?
As far as I know, Qt offers three licenses:
1. Commercial - both static dynamic, both closed open source, may
modify Qt source code as you
A few comments on my CMake build attempt:
While I was able to get the project up running, the procedure is far from
pretty. There were several issues along the way:
-I fail to see the difference between previous submodules usage and the
current setup... In the end both libarchive and zlib are
Hey,
Ah, I forgot to remove the libarchive testing. It's attempting to
extract a file that doesn't exist. I should probably implement something
to prevent crashing when doing just that. The interesting here is that
it if your libarchive wasn't compile with zlib, it would still crash
even if
customized fresh html pages. It would get quite complicated, but
it might work.
Regards, Namik
On Wed, Jul 16, 2014 at 11:37 PM, Namik Karovic namik.karo...@gmail.com
wrote:
Is there a way you can just write this modified HTML-page to a file and
reuse this from now on (eventually stringify
2014-07-15 22:15 GMT+02:00 Namik Karovic namik.karo...@gmail.com:
Just a quick update.
I added a rather dirty JavaScript hack to the MatrixMarket. Basically, it
checks each link of a loaded web page for mat and rb file formats and
removes them. Only the .mtx file format links are left
is acceptable, so I can
work on optimizing the procedure. If not, I'll start making a customized
matrix market html page.
Regards, Namik
On Tue, Jul 15, 2014 at 2:44 AM, Namik Karovic namik.karo...@gmail.com
wrote:
Hi,
The only button a user can click has to be a download and run button
Hello,
On our last IRC meeting it has been decided to drop Qr Solver benchmarks.
That would allow us to also drop Boost from ViennaCL Benchmark. The issue,
however, is that Sparse benchmark still heavily uses boost ublas. I thought
I might use viennacl::vectorcompressed_matrix and
Hello again,
I'd like some feedback on the MatrixMarket features.
At this moment, the MatrixMarket Screen (I'll call it MM from this point)
is a WebKit-based mini web-browser within the Benchmark GUI. Its homepage
is http://www.cise.ufl.edu/research/sparse/matrices/ and one can use it to
Hi,
The only button a user can click has to be a download and run button.
Everything more complicated is confusing and error-prone. This probably
means that some parsing or processing of the webpage is necessary. If
this means that we have to statically download and provide a subset of
the
Hi all,
initial benchmark UI (basic view) is ready. You can find some info about it
in my features overview blog post
http://zalomiga.ba/blog/ui-first-look-viennacl-benchmark/. Some features
are still missing and there's some design polishing to be done. But the
core benchmarking functionality is
Hi,
I merged Qt4 and Qt5 CMakeFiles into a single file. I've added a variable
lets you choose between using Qt5 and Qt4. I don't know if its a good
solution, but it seems to work well enough. I also tried enabling OpenCL in
both CMake and QMake builds, but that didn't go so well.
For QMake, I
Hi all,
This is a report on what was done so far, and what remains to be done on
the Benchmark GUI project.
Quick overview of what was done so far:
-all benchmarks implemented and runnable from the GUI
-result visualization of benchmarks
-UI menu and navigation
-CMake build system
What remains
Hello,
Apologies for not replying earlier, I've been quite busy these last two
days.
So far I have been exploring the advantages/disadvantages of using
QML/QtQuick vs traditional widget based GUI. QML has some great design
features that could improve the overall user experience and aren't easily
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