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Nikos Chantziaras wrote: |
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> On 06/01/16 18:32, Alan Grimes wrote: |
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>> Wrong, I say, WROOOOONG!!!!! |
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>> [...] |
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>> The game Planet Explorers (available on Steam) demonstrates how this |
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>> should be used. You are given a menu at the start of the game that lists |
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>> the available OpenCL implementations. You then select whatever device |
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>> you want to use for OpenCL that day... |
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>> So there should not be eselect OpenCL, All gentoo needs to do is enforce |
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>> standards on where the relevant libraries are stored and the application |
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>> will select which one to use. |
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> That's already the case. They're stored in /usr/lib/OpenCL/vendors/. |
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> eselect just allows applications that don't provide a mechanism for |
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> selecting an implementation to work. |
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> Not sure what you're asking for here :-/ |
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Okay, nm then. carry on. =P |
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I was just a bit concerned because sometimes eselect is, necessarily, a |
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bit more brutal about things. |
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