Mesa 22.3 Lands New "Rusticl" OpenCL 3.0 Implementation

[Anux]

I do not agree with this.

Then you need to be really fast with upstreaming your better solution bevor rusticl has time to settle in.

[binarybanana]

will it work on intel gpus?

This is the single most important question.

[Anux]

This is the single most important question.

Is it? They seam to be already cancelled. It would be more promising to support some random chinese GPUs they atleast don't come with the Intel stigma of one dGPU every 20 years.

[DanL]

I do not agree with this.

Oh. Well, in that case, let's scrap the whole thing. Thanks for your vital input.

[unis_torvalds]

Oh happy day!!! I can finally ditch closed-source PRO drivers! Thank you Karol!

[darkbasic]

This is the single most important question.

AFAIK it **only** works with Intel (i)GPUs ATM.

[darkbasic]

Oh happy day!!! I can finally ditch closed-source PRO drivers! Thank you Karol!

Not yet, no radeonsi support at the moment.

[unis_torvalds]

Not yet, no radeonsi support at the moment.

Why OpenGL? Wouldn't it interface directly with AMDGPU?

[bachchain]

I do not agree with this.

Why do you care?

[Quackdoc]

Why OpenGL? Wouldn't it interface directly with AMDGPU?

radeonsi isn't opengl, radeonsi is a gallium backend, radeonsi is also used for clover, galliumnine opengl, and even iirc, the libva backend and I think even an omx backend