The new build has changed the CLContextCreate function parameter, int device is now used instead of bool use_gpu.
if device>=0 is used as the number of OpenCL device in sequence when device==OPENCL_DEVICE_ANY (-1) is used to automatically select from all available devices when device==OPENCL_DEVICE_GPU (-2) is used to automatically select from all available GPU devices
Also, the function long CLGetInfoInteger(int handle,ENUM_OPENCL_PROPERTY_INTEGER prop_id) that allows getting properties of OpenCL objects
Only one property OPENCL_DEVICE_COUNT is available yet (the first parameter is ignored when requesting this property)
mql5: The new build has changed the CLContextCreate function parameter, int device is now used instead of bool use_gpu.
device>=0 is used as OpenCL device number in order If device==OPENCL_DEVICE_ANY (-1), then automatic selection among all available devices is used when device==OPENCL_DEVICE_GPU (-2), automatically chooses from all available GPU devices
Also, the long CLGetInfoInteger(int handle,ENUM_OPENCL_PROPERTY_INTEGER prop_id) function has been added which allows to obtain properties of OpenCL objects
Only one OPENCL_DEVICE_COUNT property is available yet (the first parameter is ignored when requesting this property)
Does it already work in the current build or is it planned for the next build?
Sorry, I didn't indicate if I meant the 619 build. These changes have been implemented since build 619. All EX5s using OpenCL and built with an earlier build of the compiler (<619) need to be rebuilt as stated in the EA log.
from build 619 onwards, the ENUM_OPENCL_HANDLE_TYPE CLHandleType(int handle) function is also available; it allows to get an OpenCL object type from a handle
Поведение первого ускорителя NVIDIA Kepler в бенчмарках показывает, что новая архитектура, лежащая в основе GeForce GTX 680, более нацелена на преимущество в игровой производительности, нежели в вычислениях общего назначения. По крайней мере, по сравнению с предыдущей архитектурой Fermi. Тестирование VR-Zone показывает, что новый ускоритель...
AMD has taken the lead in mass product computing power by leaps and bounds, while NVIDIA has been betting on the unreasonably expensive, narrowly specialised Tesla.
I need a test to calculate double precision. Somebody chime in, I'm getting a little dumb...
The indicator was throwing.
if device>=0 is used as the number of OpenCL device in sequence
when device==OPENCL_DEVICE_ANY (-1) is used to automatically select from all available devices
when device==OPENCL_DEVICE_GPU (-2) is used to automatically select from all available GPU devices
Also, the function long CLGetInfoInteger(int handle,ENUM_OPENCL_PROPERTY_INTEGER prop_id) that allows getting properties of OpenCL objects
Only one property OPENCL_DEVICE_COUNT is available yet (the first parameter is ignored when requesting this property)
The new build has changed the CLContextCreate function parameter, int device is now used instead of bool use_gpu.
device>=0 is used as OpenCL device number in order
If device==OPENCL_DEVICE_ANY (-1), then automatic selection among all available devices is used
when device==OPENCL_DEVICE_GPU (-2), automatically chooses from all available GPU devices
Also, the long CLGetInfoInteger(int handle,ENUM_OPENCL_PROPERTY_INTEGER prop_id) function has been added which allows to obtain properties of OpenCL objects
Only one OPENCL_DEVICE_COUNT property is available yet (the first parameter is ignored when requesting this property)
Does it already work in the current build or is it planned for the next one?
All EX5s using OpenCL and built with an earlier build of the compiler (<619) need to be rebuilt as stated in the EA log.
from build 619 onwards, the ENUM_OPENCL_HANDLE_TYPE CLHandleType(int handle) function is also available; it allows to get an OpenCL object type from a handle
and returns one of the following values:
http://www.3dnews.ru/news/626616 Victory for AMD. I wonder! How will this affect this project???
AMD is way ahead on computational power in mass product while NVIDIA was betting on unreasonably expensive highly specialized Tesla.
Yes, that's for sure. Besides if you take flagships AMD has more "hungry bees" and calculations are better.
P.S. For me the choice of my next graphics card is obvious as I'm going to participate in the project.