Intel GPU Tools 1.7 Released For Linux

Written by Michael Larabel in Intel on 10 June 2014 at 12:16 AM EDT. Add A Comment
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For developers and debug-willing Linux enthusiasts, the Intel GPU Tools 1.7 open-source release is now available.

The intel-gpu-tools 1.7 release brings new API documentation for the testing libraries, improved logging capabilities, Android porting patches, and a variety of other changes.

As intel-gpu-tools is rather developer-focused, if you're interested in learning more, stop by the intel-gfx list.
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