On 21/11/12 16:22, Timothy Baldridge wrote:
If you are running pure arithmetic code over primitive arrays, and not
doing allocation (so no seqs, higher order functions, etc.) then it's
pretty straight forward to translate Clojure code to GPU code. Now
notice that all the above qualifications are directly opposite to
"normal" Clojure practices, so yes, it's often easier said than done.
aaaa so that is the catch!!! I was sort of hoping I could parallelise
the following function which is my bottleneck:
(definline team-moves
"Returns all the moves (a reducer) for the team with direction 'dir' on
this board b."
[b dir exposes-check?]
`(r/mapcat
(fn [p#]
(getMoves p# ~b ~exposes-check?)) (gather-team ~b ~dir)))
I guess I can stop dreaming now... :-!
thanks Timothy & Neal for explanations and links...
Jim
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