Marco Hutter
Marco Hutter
Thank you for your contribution. A few years ago, I created a version of JOCL for Android using the NDK, but that was rather an experiment. Beyond that, I'm not...
Admittedly, I didn't understand this in all depth. However, regarding a new release, the most important parts will be the update of the LibUtils, as well as the corresponding native...
Apologies for being so hesitant. The point is: I cannot test this. And I'd really like to avoid breaking existing processes. The compilation of native libraries, and particularly loading them...
Hello @aicodex I tried to extract the relevant parts of #16 and committed them in a branch at https://github.com/gpu/JOCL/commit/14cc90688151995b58e4f6a8fcef8a6c142459c7 Using the libraries that you provided with the PR, I created...
It's hard to give specific recommendations without more specific information. Can you provide more information about what the kernel actually does? Beyond that, one (very "coarse") debugging step could be...
The https://github.com/gpu/JOCLSamples/blob/master/src/main/java/org/jocl/samples/JOCLDeviceQuery.java sample might be what you're looking for. It iterates through all platforms, and all devices for each platform, and prints the name and vendor of each device (together...
Sorry for the delay here I haven't been aware of the topic of "code signing" at all. Usually, the Mac binaries are provided by external contributors. I hope it is...
Admittedly, much of this goes way over my head, in terms of specifics for MacOS, ARM and the requirements. There once was a contribution for ARM binaries at https://github.com/gpu/JOCL/issues/32#issuecomment-753374636 ,...
Sorry for the delay. "Non deterministic" sounds concerning. Admittedly, I'll have to re-read this, as I'm not really familiar with Scala. Maybe I can also try it out, I wanted...
The main question was: *Which* parts of this code, exactly, are executed in parallel? I just don't know for sure what `def stream(...)` etc. is actually *doing*. The documentation at...