Hello everybody,
I'm proud to announce that after about 3weeks, I've recoded from scratch
the OpenCL code generator to integrate it fully with
viennacl::scheduler::statement.
That being said, I'm entering the point where I need to inquire your
opinion for (many) further design choices. Sorted by
Hey,
> I'm proud to announce that after about 3weeks, I've recoded from scratch
> the OpenCL code generator to integrate it fully with
> viennacl::scheduler::statement.
hurray :-) With the changes to the generator I pushed yesterday there is
now a clear spot on where to hand the expression over
Hi,
2013/7/28 Karl Rupp
> Hey,
>
>
> I'm proud to announce that after about 3weeks, I've recoded from scratch
>> the OpenCL code generator to integrate it fully with
>> viennacl::scheduler::**statement.
>>
>
> hurray :-) With the changes to the generator I pushed yesterday there is
> now a cle
Hey,
> My preferred option is to pad by default and either to make the
> padding a multiple of four or sixteen. However, we need to maintain
> a full set of unpadded operations, because user-provided buffers
> need not be padded (and a subsequent padding may be too expensive)
>
>
Hey,
see commit message here:
https://github.com/viennacl/viennacl-dev/commit/1a214259f577acd1b329197285e26cf2cd774e34
Best regards,
Karli
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Hi Andreas,
- good news:
I made good progress on introducing a generic context. For code lines
such as
viennacl::vector x = y + z;
the vector x is created in the correct context (i.e. deduced from y, z).
This resolves most of the issues with temporaries.
- bad news:
I haven't found enough tim
Hi,
Thanks Karl !
This will allow serve us when we deal with multiple GPU ;)
Best regards,
Philippe
2013/7/29 Karl Rupp
> Hi Andreas,
>
> - good news:
> I made good progress on introducing a generic context. For code lines
> such as
> viennacl::vector x = y + z;
> the vector x is created in
Hi Karl,
sounds great!
No reason to hurry :-)
Best regards
Andreas
> Hi Andreas,
> - good news:
> I made good progress on introducing a generic context. For code lines
> such as
> viennacl::vector x = y + z;
> the vector x is created in the correct context (i.e. deduced from y, z).
> This r
