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(AMD); NVIDIA®; Intel®; ARM MaliTM GPUs; OpenCL components; An example OpenCL program; Basic software requirements; Windows; Linux; Installing and setting up an OpenCL compliant computer; Installation steps 327 $aInstalling OpenCL on a Linux system with an AMD graphics card Installing OpenCL on a Linux system with an NVIDIA graphics card; Installing OpenCL on a Windows system with an AMD graphics card; Installing OpenCL on a Windows system with an NVIDIA graphics card; Apple OSX; Multiple installations; Implement the SAXPY routine in OpenCL; Summary; References; Chapter 2: OpenCL Architecture; Platform model; AMD A10 5800K APUs; AMD RadeonTM HD 7870 Graphics Processor; NVIDIA® GeForce® GTC 680 GPU; Intel® IVY bridge; Platform versions; Query Platforms; Query devices; Execution model; NDRange 327 $aOpenCL context OpenCL command queue; Memory model; Global memory; Constant memory; Local memory; Private memory; OpenCL ICD; What is an OpenCL ICD?; Application scaling; Summary; Chapter 3: OpenCL Buffer Objects; Memory Objects; Creating Subbuffer objects; Histogram calculation; Algorithm; OpenCL Kernel Code; The Host Code; Reading and writing buffers; Blocking_read and Blocking_write; Rectangular or cuboidal reads; Copying buffers; Mapping buffer objects; Querying buffer objects; Undefined behavior of the cl_mem objects; Summary; Chapter 4: OpenCL Images; Creating images 327 $aImage format descriptor cl_image_format Image details descriptor cl_image_desc; Passing image buffers to kernels; Samplers; Reading and writing buffers; Copying and filling images; Mapping image objects; Querying image objects; Image histogram computation; Summary; Chapter 5: OpenCL Program and Kernel Objects; Creating program objects; Creating and building program objects; OpenCL program building options; Querying program objects; Creating binary files; Offline and online compilation; SAXPY using the binary file; SPIR - Standard Portable Intermediate Representation; Creating kernel objects 327 $aSetting kernel arguments Executing the kernels; Querying kernel objects; Querying kernel argument; Releasing program and kernel objects; Built-in kernels; Summary; Chapter 6: Events and Synchronization; OpenCL events and monitoring of these events; OpenCL event synchronization models; No synchronization needed; Single device in-order usage; Synchronization needed; Single device and out-of-order queue; Multiple devices and different OpenCL contexts; Multiple devices and single OpenCL context; Coarse grained synchronization; Event based or fine grained synchronization 327 $aGetting information about cl_event 330 $aThis book follows an example-driven, simplified, and practical approach to using OpenCL for general purpose GPU programming.If you are a beginner in parallel programming and would like to quickly accelerate your algorithms using OpenCL, this book is perfect for you! 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