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Because HIP/ROCm is awful. Instead of targeting an IR, it directly targets a given GPU's ISA, so that your existing binary will not run on future hardware. Tha
by my123 6y ago
Because HIP/ROCm is awful.
Instead of targeting an IR, it directly targets a given GPU's ISA, so that your existing binary will not run on future hardware. That's a total no-go for basically every non-HPC use case.
Intel is much better off building a sound technical foundation from scratch.
- The_rationalist 6y agoYou better make Zluda work well on AMD gpus then otherwise it will be irrelevant
- randomNumber7 6y agoAnd it doesn't even work on most consumer AMD graphic cards^^