Khronos Releases OpenCL 2.2 With SPIR-V 1.2
Today Khronos has released OpenCL 2.2 with SPIR-V 1.2. The most important changes are: A static subset of the C++14 standard as a kernel la… THEME_MASONRY.BLOG.CONTINUE_READING
Today Khronos has released OpenCL 2.2 with SPIR-V 1.2. The most important changes are: A static subset of the C++14 standard as a kernel la… THEME_MASONRY.BLOG.CONTINUE_READING
Last week AMD released ports of Caffe, Torch and (work-in-progress) MXnet, so these frameworks now work on AMD GPUs. With the Radeon MI6, MI… THEME_MASONRY.BLOG.CONTINUE_READING
Since 2010 the name StreamComputing has been used and is widely known now in the GPU-computing industry. But the name has three problems: we… THEME_MASONRY.BLOG.CONTINUE_READING
The Khronos Group is the organization behind APIs like OpenGL, Vulkan and OpenCL. Over one hundred companies are a member and decide togethe… THEME_MASONRY.BLOG.CONTINUE_READING
During IWOCL a workshop takes place that discusses the opportunities that C++ brings to OpenCL-enabled processors. A well-know example is SY… THEME_MASONRY.BLOG.CONTINUE_READING
ROCm is AMD’s open source Linux-driver that brings compute to HSA-hardware. It does not provide graphics and therefore focuses on monitor-le… THEME_MASONRY.BLOG.CONTINUE_READING
An overview of all the tutorials and talks for easy reading. You can also download the PDF. Heterogeneous Computing Using Modern C++ with Op… THEME_MASONRY.BLOG.CONTINUE_READING
As of 1 April we are 7 years old. Because of all the jokes on that day, this post is a bit later. Let me take you through our journey how we… THEME_MASONRY.BLOG.CONTINUE_READING