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  • Intel Tool Aims To Help Developers Move From OpenACC To OpenMP

    Phoronix: Intel Tool Aims To Help Developers Move From OpenACC To OpenMP

    A new open-source tool made public by Intel engineers last month aims to help migrate codebases from using OpenACC to OpenMP. In turn the OpenMP-based offloading is preferred for Intel's XPU offloading strategy...

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  • #2
    It all seems a bit pointless seeing how the whole point of OpenACC is to make it easy to port over OpenMP code to run on GPUs. That's exactly what I used it for when I used it as part of a project at university years ago (where we tested the performance of a quick OpenACC port versus a proper CUDA re-write). So if you have OpenACC code, it's probably going to be a port of pre-existing OpenMP code.

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    • #3
      Originally posted by L_A_G View Post
      So if you have OpenACC code, it's probably going to be a port of pre-existing OpenMP code.
      Good, then re-porting should be easier, right?

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      • #4
        Originally posted by oleid View Post
        Good, then re-porting should be easier, right?
        Yes, a very "useful" tool to build something you already have lying around.

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