AMD Rolling Out New Website Area For Zen Software Studio

[phoronix]

Phoronix: AMD Rolling Out New Website Area For Zen Software Studio

For those making use of AMD's Optimizing C/C++/Fortran compilers, ZenNN library, profiling software, and various other CPU-based software resources for EPYC and Ryzen processors, AMD is in the process of rolling out a new area on the website for highlighting these Zen Software Studio assets...

https://www.phoronix.com/news/AMD-Zen-Software-Studio

[mirmirmir]

Tell Microsoft to fuck off with driver replacing windows update. Like the option to disable it is there but it's bullshit. I'm being held with old driver and not be able to enjoy whatever amd is offering.

[OmniNegro]

Tell Microsoft to fuck off with driver replacing windows update. Like the option to disable it is there but it's bullshit. I'm being held with old driver and not be able to enjoy whatever amd is offering.

Forgive my ignorance. Why use *ANYTHING* from Microshaft? Linux is freeware and has none of the issues.

[ezst036]

I hope this is the beginning, a seed, of what leads to a GUI control panel for their video cards on Linux.

[jrch2k8]

I hope this is the beginning, a seed, of what leads to a GUI control panel for their video cards on Linux.

is called corectrl https://gitlab.com/corectrl/corectrl

[tildearrow]

is called corectrl https://gitlab.com/corectrl/corectrl

The poster probably means vendor-provided one.

[Linuxhippy]

Pandora's box has been opened thanks to LLVMs liberal licensing. Where are the times when vendors invested heavily in GCC because they were forced to by its strict license, now those companies tend to provide binary-only builds of their LLVM-based custom solutions in order to protect their "secrets". It just prooves that those companies don't give back in case they don't have to - glad mesa and the linux kernel have a "good" license.

[Alexmitter]

I hope this is the beginning, a seed, of what leads to a GUI control panel for their video cards on Linux.

I believe you somehow believe a vendor control panel will be able to do anything different then then the various "gpu control apps" already available. No, they all cook with water and use the same kernel driver nodes to interface with.

They are as useless on Linux as they are on Windows.

[Barley9432]

Pandora's box has been opened thanks to LLVMs liberal licensing. Where are the times when vendors invested heavily in GCC because they were forced to by its strict license, now those companies tend to provide binary-only builds of their LLVM-based custom solutions in order to protect their "secrets". It just prooves that those companies don't give back in case they don't have to - glad mesa and the linux kernel have a "good" license.

Mesa is licensed under MIT: https://docs.mesa3d.org/license.html

Not exactly a license that encourages one to contribute back