Hi Namik,
I guess I forgot to work on Qt4 compatibility. It's fixed now:
https://github.com/viennacl/viennacl-benchmark-gui/commit/c213ef1058cd84841c0ca4c45de8c79b7be833bf
It seems the MOC does not support declaring signal/slot functions within
preprocessor if statements... That's why
#if
Hi Matt,
You raise an interesting point about automatically uploading the
results. I noticed the option was checked by default and it didn't
bother me in the least. I definitely want to publish my results but
could see how others may not want to.
Some Europeans are pretty sensitive w.r.t.
Hi Namik,
I tried building the GUI yesterday but got stuck because a QJsonDocument
is returned from a signal (or slot, don't remember). The auto-MOC
generator seems to be ignoring all preprocessor guards, so I couldn't
get this to work on my machine. Is there any 'easy' fix to solve this?
As
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
Hi Namik,
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.
thanks! I'll comment on it tomorrow.
Except blas3, that is. I think I got the sizes wrong. I'd
Namik,
I just tried to build it and got a couple errors. I made sure to run 'git
submodule update --init' and I started with a fresh build folder for
cmake. Since I know this is in active development, I thought I would ask
first before trying to fix it and submitting a pull request.
Here are
Hey Matt,
'uint64_t' : undeclared identifier
This looks like a compiler hick-up. I suppose this occured with MSVC? Feel
free to submit a fix.
Regards, Namik
On Mon, Aug 18, 2014 at 3:54 AM, Matthew Musto matthew.mu...@gmail.com
wrote:
Namik,
I just tried to build it and got a couple
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
Hey Namik,
The code looks fine. As a small tip, I would advise to use
blas3MatrixSize{A,B,C} = {M, N, K} ; it's much more conventional. I would
also suggest to remove LU from the benchmark. I only achieve 11 GFLOP/s on
my machine (GEMM peaks at 120GFLOP/s). It will smash the overall score if
you