Andrew Richards
@highlandsandrew.bsky.social
CEO of Codeplay, a specialist compiler company in Edinburgh, Scotland. Codeplay is now part of Intel. I also love spending time in the Highlands.
OpenCL is still very much in active use for real Hugh performance workloads
April 9, 2025 at 9:30 AM
OpenCL is still very much in active use for real Hugh performance workloads
Reposted by Andrew Richards
After to crapshoot that was the launch of PVC/Alchemist, things are quite good these days on Intel GPUs.
SYCL looks pretty good.
And when Intel does decide to re-enter the GPGPU market, I expect the software to work.
SYCL looks pretty good.
And when Intel does decide to re-enter the GPGPU market, I expect the software to work.
December 23, 2024 at 9:29 PM
After to crapshoot that was the launch of PVC/Alchemist, things are quite good these days on Intel GPUs.
SYCL looks pretty good.
And when Intel does decide to re-enter the GPGPU market, I expect the software to work.
SYCL looks pretty good.
And when Intel does decide to re-enter the GPGPU market, I expect the software to work.
This is a great list of misconceptions about compilers and explanations of what's really going on and why. These misconceptions are very common: I have had to explain probably all of them more than once. There's one main one missing: compilers are not magic, they follow well-specified engineering
December 11, 2024 at 7:41 PM
This is a great list of misconceptions about compilers and explanations of what's really going on and why. These misconceptions are very common: I have had to explain probably all of them more than once. There's one main one missing: compilers are not magic, they follow well-specified engineering