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OpenCLMemoryLoad
OpenCLMemoryLoad[list]
loads list into OpenCLMemory manager, returning an OpenCLMemory.
loads list with specified type into OpenCLMemory manager, returning an OpenCLMemory.
Details
- The OpenCLLink application must be loaded using Needs["OpenCLLink`"].
- Valid
types are: -
Integer Real Complex "Byte" "Bit16" "Integer" "Byte[2]" "Bit16[2]" "Integer32[2]" "Byte[4]" "Bit16[4]" "Integer32[4]" "Byte[8]" "Bit16[8]" "Integer32[8]" "Byte[16]" "Bit16[16]" "Integer32[16]" "UnsignedByte" "UnsignedBit16" "Float" "UnsignedByte[2]" "UnsignedBit16[2]" "Float[2]" "UnsignedByte[4]" "UnsignedBit16[4]" "Float[4]" "UnsignedByte[8]" "UnsignedBit16[8]" "Float[8]" "UnsignedByte[16]" "UnsignedBit16[16]" "Float[16]" "Double" "Double[2]" "Double[4]" "Double[8]" "Double[16]" 
- OpenCLMemory can be queried using OpenCLMemoryInformation.
- OpenCLMemory is retrieved using OpenCLMemoryGet.
- OpenCLMemory is unloaded using OpenCLMemoryUnload.
- OpenCLMemoryAllocate is used when memory needs to be allocated to be written to, such as output memory.
- The following options can be given:
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"Device" Automatic OpenCL device used in computation "Platform" Automatic OpenCL platform used in computation "TargetPrecision" Automatic precision used in computation
Examplesopen all
Basic Examples (5)
First, load the OpenCLLink application:
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This registers the list ConstantArray[0, 10] into the OpenCLLink memory manager:
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Vector types can be loaded, but they must obey the width requirement of the type (
has a width of 16, for example):
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An error is returned otherwise:
Images can be loaded as OpenCLMemory:
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By default, images are represented as a list of integers; different types can be used, however:
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When adding graphics objects, the object is rasterized:
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When getting the memory, an image is returned:
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When using the type 
, whether it is a 
or 
is based on the OpenCL device:
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In this case, the system supports double precision. This can be overridden using the 
option:
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