RADV Patches Are Closer For Sub-Group Capabilities
Daniel Schürmann continues hacking on the sub-group patch-set for the RADV Vulkan driver to expose this important feature of the recent Vulkan 1.1 release.
Vulkan 1.1 formally brought subgroups support as a means of efficient sharing/manipulation of data between multiple tasks running in parallel on a single compute unit.
Schürmann today sent out his latest patches in wiring up this support and enabling the necessary subgroup operations (ballot, quad, shuffle, vote) for this open-source Radeon Vulkan driver compared to the current in-tree code implementing just subgroup_basic.
This completed RADV subgroup support and the other Vulkan 1.1 additions to this driver and Intel ANV should all be squared away in time for next quarter's Mesa 18.1 release.
Vulkan 1.1 formally brought subgroups support as a means of efficient sharing/manipulation of data between multiple tasks running in parallel on a single compute unit.
Schürmann today sent out his latest patches in wiring up this support and enabling the necessary subgroup operations (ballot, quad, shuffle, vote) for this open-source Radeon Vulkan driver compared to the current in-tree code implementing just subgroup_basic.
This completed RADV subgroup support and the other Vulkan 1.1 additions to this driver and Intel ANV should all be squared away in time for next quarter's Mesa 18.1 release.
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