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Armv8.0 devices are not officially supported in Windows 11. So... well...
> Is it blocked in software like TPM and Secure Boot requirements? Or an actual limitation in hardware? Limitation in hardware. Armv8.1 atomics are essential for reliability and performance. Those...
Hello, Could LLVM and MinGW be used from https://github.com/mstorsjo/llvm-mingw for example to not need VS and the Windows SDK installed? Ideally, only needed things the LLVM lld linker and the...
Current state: Everybody ships OpenCL 3.0 on android, OpenCL 2.x impls are gone. Qualcomm: - supports fine-grained SVM w/ atomics across the board - no SPIR-V support Mali: - SPIR-V...
Hello, > which I don't think we'll need anyway You will need it. _Please_ don't skip that part. > If I could make a direct llvm-air instead of mediating through...
> `xcrun metallib` and it compiled just fine `xcrun metallib` is a linker, it does not check AIR correctness. > However, if structurizing control flow is accomplishable through a [simple...
> > Structured control flow is mandatory for a number of targets, from Vulkan SPIR-V to JavaScript and WebAssembly. As such, that part of the LLVM code is well-tested (because...
> > Structured control flow is mandatory for a number of targets, from Vulkan SPIR-V to JavaScript and WebAssembly. As such, that part of the LLVM code is well-tested (because...
> Alright, sounds like a plan. I will have to modify SPIRV-Cross to add more compute instructions, and slightly change how it generates MSL (for FP64 and USM). Preferably for...
Something quite odd is that I definitely got much higher perf than CPU on Adreno 690 (Snapdragon 8cx Gen 3) using the Kompute backend on Windows. That said, I still...