Mesa's New OpenCL Stack "Rusticl" Nearing Formal Support For OpenCL 3.0

[phoronix]

Phoronix: Mesa's New OpenCL Stack "Rusticl" Nearing Formal Support For OpenCL 3.0

Mesa's Rusticl is a yet-to-be-merged OpenCL implementation for Mesa Gallium3D drivers written in the Rust programming language. The latest code now can pass the Khronos OpenCL 3.0 Conformance Test Suite!..

https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?pa...3.0-CTS-Passes

[QwertyChouskie]

Hype!

[skeevy420]

I hope this pans out into not having to mess with the upstream AMD stuff. That can be extra super duper fun when you don't run Hat or Ubuntu.

Also, I can't help but think that Rusticl sounds like a condition developed by men with balls of steel. Welp y'all, I've come down with a case of the rusticles. Doc says I'll need a polishing and a tetanus shot. Scheduled me an outpatient surgery tomorrow.

[darkbasic]

Either that was super fast or OpenCL 3 really means "almost nothing is mandatory". The fact that Image support has been implemented is awesome...

[Quackdoc]

I really, really hope this goes well

[artivision]

Wake me up when "Image support" arrives.

[Michael]

Wake me up when "Image support" arrives.

Read the article.

[Quackdoc]

Read the article.

headlines are much to entertaining for that

[ms178]

After years of neglect in Mesa's OpenCL efforts, I am more than cautious about RustiCL's impact. Let's wait and see how it performs and how well its compatibility with popular OpenCL software is.

[MadeUpName]

While I appreciate Micheal needs for headlines that generate clicks the bottom line is if you need compute with Image support your only two options are CUDA or buy a M1. That comes from some one that despises both NVidia and Apple. OpenCL on Linux with image support will never be a thing. There have been to many scams about it being ready or just around the corner for any one to ever take it seriously again.