When compiling the following snippet the offline compiler does not complain:
__kernel void T6_f_15_355 () {
__local int x = 5 ;
x = 0;
return;
}According to the OpenCL 1.1 spec (6.5.2), a local variable cannot be initialized.
The AMD compiler emits an error:
Hi,
I currently try to use cl_ext_device_fission extension in order to benchmark the scalability of my OpenCL code. I use Intel OpenCL SDK 1.1 64bits for Linux.
Hi,
I just would like to advertise a very interesting project based on OpenCL :
http://www.cdl.uni-saarland.de/projects/wfv/
Maybe the Intel team can integrate it natively (if not done !!). Everybody can benefit from it !!!
I am trying to run an OpenCL sample application on VS 2010 and i have installed OpenCL SDK also,
I am getting this error
"The program can't sart beacuse libmmd.dll is missing from your computer. Try reinstalling the program to fix this problem."
I tried reinstalling both OpenCL SDK and VS 2010, but still its not working.
One more thing is that I was able to run the OpenCL samples 2 days back, this problem started from yesterday only.
I am trying to run an OpenCL sample application on VS 2010 and i have installed OpenCL SDK also,
I getting this error
"The program can't sart beacuse libmmd.dll is missing from your computer. Try reinstalling the program to fix this problem."
I tried reinstalling both OpenCL SDK and VS 2010, but still its not working.
One more thing is that I was able to run the OpenCL samples 2 days back, this problem started from yesterday only.
Hi,
The compiler is failing with the following simple kernel:
__kernel void test()
{
float3 a;
if (a.s0 && a.s1 && a.s2)
{
}
}
with an error of
Build Failed!
:4:14: error: invalid operands to binary expression ('float' and 'float')
I'd have expected this to compile OK. It fails in both offline and online compilers. Also fails with || (logical or)
Works correctly with the AMD CPU and GPU compiler.
The workaround is to change the if statement to
I have Intel core i5 processor and intel's integrated graphics card and i use Ubuntu desktop OS.I
have to do my project work on OpenCL framework .So can I install OpenCL
sdk on my laptop ? if yes then please tell me the proedure as early as
possible...
Thanking You.
I have Intel core i5 processor and intel's integrated graphics card.I have to do my project work on OpenCL framework .So can I install OpenCL sdk on my laptop ? if yes then please tell me the proedure as early as possible...
Thanking You.
Hi, I have implement a 'scan' algorithm in OpenCL. Because it is an open source library I test in on several machines and OpenCL-SDK. But, it crash with the Intel SDK ! (Not with the other ones). What I have discover is that the problem is maybe related to the "__local" memory ! I have the following kernel : __kernelvoid kernel__ExclusivePrefixScan(...,__local T* localBuffer,...) And I set up my buffer with the following command : clStatus = clSetKernelArg(_kernel_Scan, 2, _workgroupSize * 2 * sizeof(int), 0); checkCLStatus(clStatus); <= CL_SUCCESS !!!
Hello,
I originally tried the SDK on Linux on a dual-socket Harpertown, where CL reports the preferred & native width for all datatypes as 16 bytes, i.e. from 16 chars to 2 doubles. That's what fit inside a XMM register, which is what I expected.
