Handling OpenCL with CMake 3.1 and higher
There has been quite some “find OpenCL” code for CMake around. If you haven’t heard of CMake, it’s the most useful cross-platform tool to ma… THEME_MASONRY.BLOG.CONTINUE_READING
There has been quite some “find OpenCL” code for CMake around. If you haven’t heard of CMake, it’s the most useful cross-platform tool to ma… THEME_MASONRY.BLOG.CONTINUE_READING
Most processors have been on the plane of low error.Approximation computing is allowing larger errors when performing calculations. While m… THEME_MASONRY.BLOG.CONTINUE_READING
There are many research papers that claim enormous speed-ups using an accelerator. From our experience a large part is because of code-moder… THEME_MASONRY.BLOG.CONTINUE_READING
XeonPhi, Tesla, FireProMost systems nowadays have more than just one OpenCL device and often from different vendors. How can they all coexis… THEME_MASONRY.BLOG.CONTINUE_READING
Professor Henri Bal, who tries to wake up the Netherlands to start going big on parallel programmingAt StreamHPC we mostly work for companie… THEME_MASONRY.BLOG.CONTINUE_READING
Several Chinese phones bring OpenCL to millions of users, as MediaTek offers their drivers to all phone vendors who use their (recent) chips… THEME_MASONRY.BLOG.CONTINUE_READING
The green500 is out and one unknown processor takes the number one position with a huge improvement over last year. It is a new super-comput… THEME_MASONRY.BLOG.CONTINUE_READING
Intel has assumed a lot if it comes to XeonPhi’s. One was that you will use it on dual-Xeon servers or workstations and that you already hav… THEME_MASONRY.BLOG.CONTINUE_READING