Bhanu Kumar

No change even with OpenCL_jll loaded. (@v1.8) pkg> status OpenCL Status `~/.julia/environments/v1.8/Project.toml` [08131aa3] OpenCL v0.9.0 (@v1.8) pkg> status OpenCL_jll Status `~/.julia/environments/v1.8/Project.toml` [6cb37087] OpenCL_jll v2022.9.23+1 julia> using OpenCL julia> using OpenCL_jll...

I am able to access that variable, as well as the other related ones. It displays julia> OpenCL_jll.libopencl "/Users/bkumar/.julia/artifacts/11dff7de7b89f38e0ae228668f3e38a76ba86b97/lib/libOpenCL.1.2.dylib" julia> OpenCL_jll.libopencl_handle Ptr{Nothing} @0x00000002094d2160 julia> OpenCL_jll.libopencl_path "/Users/bkumar/.julia/artifacts/11dff7de7b89f38e0ae228668f3e38a76ba86b97/lib/libOpenCL.1.2.dylib"

PoCL installs successfully; also, I had installed clinfo from homebrew and it successfully recognizes the OpenCL platform on my machine. So it's a problem specifically with OpenCL.jl v0.9.0 not being...

Uninstalling the global OpenCL probably isn’t a good idea, since it’s a System library (which potentially other softwares depend on) and these are my main systems which I need to...

The OpenCL driver that Macs use is a custom Apple-developed driver compatible with up to OpenCL 1.2. It is a framework included by default on every Mac; I've copied and...

So I'm not an OpenCL or Julia development expert myself, but searching around on the internet, my best guess is that this problem is related to the fact that OpenCL...

Also, on MacOS, when compiling (for instance with clang), one does not refer to "libopencl", but just "OpenCL"; thus, for instance, one uses the option -framework OpenCL during compilation on...

Of course adding PoCL would not hurt, but PoCL as far as I’m aware doesn’t support most AMD GPUs, which is what all the newer Intel Macs have. I also...

Hello @dbl001, it seems you're having the same issue I opened in Issue #205 . I think the fix for this problem requires adding a FrameworkProduct to the OpenCL_jll library...