Intel CR 24.17.29377.6 Offers Latest OpenCL & oneAPI Level Zero Support

Written by Michael Larabel in Intel on 20 May 2024 at 06:04 AM EDT. 5 Comments
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Intel Compute Runtime 24.17.29377.6 is now available as the latest routine update to this open-source GPU compute stack used by the company's integrated and discrete graphics products for providing OpenCL and oneAPI Level Zero compute capabilities.

Intel Compute Runtime 24.17.29377.6 has all the changes built up over the past month to this GPU compute stack used on Windows and Linux. With this new version there is RAS work on a new netlink interface, a full sync dispatch mode in the initialization path, support for heapless state initialization in Level Zero, adding another new Raptor Lake S device ID (0xA78A), an experimental API for synchronized dispatch, and a variety of other additions and changes. At least those were the changes that popped out for me when browsing through all of the Git activity. The actual Compute Runtime release announcements continue to be rather basic.

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The Intel Compute Runtime release announcement simply confirms that OpenCL 3.0 continues to be supported on Raptor Lake and Meteor Lake integrated graphics and older as well as DG2 discrete graphics. The oneAPI Level Zero 1.3 support continues to exist going back to Skylake era processors. From GitHub there is the Intel Compute Runtime source code as well as Debian/Ubuntu binary packages.
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