OpenCL programs using the clover state
> tracker [1]. If you are interested in using the GPU for computing I
> would recommend using clover or writing your own state tracker to take
> advantage of the compute code that already exists in r600g.
>
> -Tom
>
> [1] http://dri.f
ides in the Mesa repository in:
> src/gallium/winsys/radeon/drm/
Hum, yes, it looks better, good formating and I see you are also using
a hash table.
I think this is all I need from DRM, now I only need to dig into the registers.
BTW, not that anyone cares, it's not useful, but since I'm reading so
much code from the people related to this list, for the sake of
attribution, I'm working here:
https://github.com/migle/trials/tree/master/radeon
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2012/5/16 Alex Deucher :
> Initial OpenCL support is starting to fall into place in mesa, but
> it's focused on evergreen and newer asics as they have a dedicated
> compute pipeline in addition to the 3D pipeline. The compute pipeline
> is a lot simpler to set up compared to the 3D pipeline. See:
2012/5/16 Alex Deucher :
> On Wed, May 16, 2012 at 6:36 AM, Miguel Ramos
> wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> This question is not related to mesa itself, so sorry to use your
>> mailing list, however, I know here someone will have the knowledge to
>> help me.
>> I&
d and execute an R600 ISA program),
but I couldn't find it yet.
If someone on this list can put me in the right direction, maybe
kindly point me to a specific source or header file, I would
appreciate very much.
Thanks in advance,
Miguel Ramos
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