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First, you have to look for a 'Download below button' to get to the tutorial. What you have to click on is not a button, but an image that is so small that it is difficult to see what it depicts, with an image text that is completely unreadable.

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When you finally realize that it is the image you should click on, you get to some presentation slides that introduces you to OpenCL and the benefits of using it, but doesn't actually teach you how to use it. This is not a tutorial! And still, it is the only OpenCL 'tutorial' you have on your web page? Seriously, you need to do something about that.OpenCL is an abbreviated form for 'Open Computing Language'. It is a programming language that can be used across diverse platforms, primarily for accelerated computing. Due to its diverse nature of applicabilities across multiple platforms, it is most often referred to as a cross-platform computing language.

You can write programs on OpenCL and run them on a variety of devices including CPUs, GPUs, FPGAs and a lot more. In this guide, I'm going to focus on GPUs alone. I've worked with both NVIDIA and AMD GPUs and I'm going to show you how you can get them operational with OpenCL in the simplest possible way. Though I've used Ubuntu for the host system, the Docker part is applicable to all other Linux distributions.

Ubuntu Linux 20.04.2 LTS Desktop/Server 64 bit.

Docker (for application specific usage).

Right on then, let's get to the details! Setting up OpenCL for NVIDIA GPUs I'll first show you how to ensure OpenCL works on your main Ubuntu desktop/server. Once that is done, I'll show you how to run Docker containers for the same purpose with the NVIDIA GPU.

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On a fresh Ubuntu system, you need to first install the proprietary NVIDIA driver and CUDA. The latter ensures you get the OpenCL framework bundled with it.

Use the ubuntu-drivers devices command to fetch the name of your recommended driver: :~$ ubuntu-drivers devices Let's see how: Check the recommended driver #Intel opencl cygwin tutorial installįinally, install the clinfo program to ensure you have OpenCL properly installed, showing you your NVIDIA GPU's OpenCL specifications in detail.