Just wondering if it will have any particular implications. Will it require special drivers like OpenGL3? What capabilities would it give? How does it relate to Stream SDK?
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Originally posted by EmbraceUnity View PostJust wondering if it will have any particular implications. Will it require special drivers like OpenGL3?
What capabilities would it give?
How does it relate to Stream SDK?
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Given that only Intel's drivers are worth a damn for Linux, not too much.
The only Intel graphics on the roadmap capable of running anything more complex than a spreadsheet won't need OpenCL.
Okay, jokes aside.. It should be like CUDA, except vendor-neutral. I.e. you'll need compatible hardware and drivers.
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Originally posted by joffe View PostGiven that only Intel's drivers are worth a damn for Linux, not too much.
The only Intel graphics on the roadmap capable of running anything more complex than a spreadsheet won't need OpenCL.
Okay, jokes aside.. It should be like CUDA, except vendor-neutral. I.e. you'll need compatible hardware and drivers.
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I didn't say can't use, I just said won't need. Larrabee is so different from the red and green teams' GPUs that they will want to offer something different and perhaps higher-level (perhaps as simple as a compiler extension for Larrabee's vector extensions).
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Originally posted by joffe View PostI didn't say can't use, I just said won't need. Larrabee is so different from the red and green teams' GPUs that they will want to offer something different and perhaps higher-level (perhaps as simple as a compiler extension for Larrabee's vector extensions).
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Heh, told ya, I really should be a market analysist:
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Originally posted by deanjo View PostHeh, told ya, I really should be a market analysist:
http://www.theinquirer.net/gb/inquir...-stream-author
update from the article
Stream is a long time benchmark for HPC type applications. It is not the ATI Stream GPGPU stuff, nor is it related in any way. John McCalpin, as far as we know had nothing to do with ATI Stream, just his Stream. Sorry for the crossed Streams, Zuul will not be crossing over any more
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