Originally published at: NVIDIA is Now OpenCL 3.0 Conformant | NVIDIA Technical Blog
OpenCL 3.0’s focus on defining a baseline to enable developer-critical functionality to be widely adopted in future versions of the specification.
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Great!!! Now when can we see 465 drivers and OpenCL on the Jetson Xavier NX/AGX integrated into Jetpack?
Is the list of OpenCL 3.0 features from the announcement exhaustive or would there be a more complete list (ideally a compliance matrix to the OpenCL 3.0.x specs) available somewhere?
I’m particularly interested in support for generic address space and dynamic parallelism, so any information about support for these features (or a roadmap) would be very much appreciated.
Thanks in advance!
@setec_astronomy – The release notes give the complete list of supported features, including experimental features from 2.0. Hope that helps!
Where is cl_khr_spir?
Also, you can run conformance_computeinfo which should report all optional features and extensions.
NVIDIA OpenCL doesn’t support SPIR or SPIR-V (cl_khr_spir is a language extension and not part of core feature set for OpenCL 3.0)
OpenCL is currently supported only on x86 Windows and Linux