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The paper covers the reasons, and they aren't new or specific to Intel. There was a talk by Andrew Lauritzen basically saying the same thing a few years back.
by TinkersW 6y ago
The paper covers the reasons, and they aren't new or specific to Intel.
There was a talk by Andrew Lauritzen basically saying the same thing a few years back.
https://www.ea.com/seed/news/seed-siggraph2017-compute-for-graphics https://www.ea.com/seed/news/seed-siggraph2017-compute-for-g...
DX etc have been slowly exposing some of the underlying SIMD but it is still not really on the level of what is available in a full SIMD model like we have with AVX etc.
GPU languages like HLSL/GLSL are designed for ease of use and leave some performance on the ground.
- pjmlp 6y agoThe path forward seems to be CUDA style programming, it is what Optix does. However I would rather prefer some kind of "SQL" for GPU programming.