Opinions crossing the table: Khronos for world peace
Pragmas not being mentioned in this old image explaining how languages stack up.At SC16 there was a discussion between programming language … THEME_MASONRY.BLOG.CONTINUE_READING
Pragmas not being mentioned in this old image explaining how languages stack up.At SC16 there was a discussion between programming language … THEME_MASONRY.BLOG.CONTINUE_READING
To temporarily increase capacity we put Quartus 16.0.2 on an Ubuntu server, which did not go smooth – but at least smoother than upgrading p… THEME_MASONRY.BLOG.CONTINUE_READING
One of the world’s most used software is far from performance optimised and there is hardly anything we can do about it. I’m talking about E… THEME_MASONRY.BLOG.CONTINUE_READING
Online trainingWe’re going online with our presentations and tutorials. This makes it easy to reach more people and make our trainings more … THEME_MASONRY.BLOG.CONTINUE_READING
Hampstead floodingHow water moves through an area given a certain pace of instream, can be fully simulated. We got a request to make such si… THEME_MASONRY.BLOG.CONTINUE_READING
In the past years we have been translating several types of software to AMD, targeting OpenCL (and HSA). The main problem was that manual po… THEME_MASONRY.BLOG.CONTINUE_READING
The information you find everywhere: on Linux the current “radeon” and “fglrx” are being replaced by AMDGPU (graphics) and ROCm (compute) fo… THEME_MASONRY.BLOG.CONTINUE_READING
On the CUDA page of Wikipedia there is a table with compute capabilities, as shown below. While double checking support for AMD Fijij GPUs (… THEME_MASONRY.BLOG.CONTINUE_READING