Sep 4, 2023 · PoCL is a portable open source (MIT-licensed) implementation of the OpenCL standard. In addition to being an easily portable/layered multi-device open-source OpenCL …

pocl uses the git version control system and GitHub for code hosting and issue tracking. The main development branch is kept stable (should pass all tests all the time), thus the best starting …

If you want PoCL built with ICD and OpenCL 3.0 support at platform level, you will need sufficiently new ocl-icd (2.3.x). For Ubuntu, it can be installed from this PPA: …

If your ICD loader is correctly configured to load pocl, your program will be able to use pocl. See the section below for more information about ICD and ICD loaders. Example of compiling an …

How to use PoCL as SYCL’s OpenCL runtime backend on ARM. Software versions; Installation of DPC++ (Intel’s LLVM) Installation of vanilla LLVM; Installation of PoCL; Using SYCL with …

Jun 22, 2023 · PoCL now supports Clang/LLVM from 10.0 to 16.0 inclusive. The most PoCL-relevant change of the new 16.0 release is support for _Float16 type on x86 and ARM targets. …

pocl is meant to be very portable to various type of devices, also to those with very little resources (no operating system at all and with pruned runtime libraries). C has better portability to low …

PoCL now has a new backend (called ‘remote’) for offloading OpenCL commands across a network to one or more servers that are running the ‘pocld’ daemon shipped with PoCL. See …

The PoCL-Remote client has successfully been run on PC and Android devices and with some tweaks (dubbed “Nano-PoCL”) it has proven usable even in bare metal firmware of low end …

Dec 16, 2020 · PoCL v1.6 brings back support for PowerPC 8/9 with the internal test suite passing fully on the pthread device and the CUDA device test suite pass rate is the same as …