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^ This! Please read this before moving on: https://twitter.com/jrprice89/status/667466444355993600 https://twitter.com/jrprice89/status/667466444355993600 Als
by slizard 9y ago
^ This!
Please read this before moving on: https://twitter.com/jrprice89/status/667466444355993600 https://twitter.com/jrprice89/status/667466444355993600
Also, NVIDIA's CUDA compilers are built on clang which does have OpenCL frontend, so all they would need to do is to put some resources into making that frontend work with their current nvcc toolchain.
Many request and want this, but instead they are trying hard to hold back OpenCL just because providing OpenCL 2.0 support (and extensions for their GPUs features) may help adoption of OpenCL which in turn may end up helping other folks and companies too.