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R600 Gallium3D Compute Moves A Bit Closer

Written by Michael Larabel in AMD on 26 April 2012 at 11:26 AM EDT. Add A Comment

AMD's Tom Stellard has published the latest series of patches for bringing up the GPGPU compute infrastructure in their open-source R600 Gallium3D driver.

The latest R600g Compute patches can be found on the Mesa-dev mailing list.

These latest patches won't enable OpenCL/Compute within the driver for end-users, but is a prerequisite for that ultimate milestone. Other recent work includes merging the LLVM shader compiler and the Clover work getting ready.

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