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This tools page makes me think they are sticking with ROCm compilers and OpenCL. https://docs.amd.com/category/compilers_and_tools https://docs.amd.com/category
by sp332 3y ago
This tools page makes me think they are sticking with ROCm compilers and OpenCL. https://docs.amd.com/category/compilers_and_tools https://docs.amd.com/category/compilers_and_tools They have a tool called "hipify" that supposedly converts CUDA code to something else. But the fact it's not just integrated as a CUDA compiler makes it look like they don't really trust it to work. Also they misspelled it.
- kcb 3y agoHIP itself is a C++ language that can be utilized directly. It's extremely similar to CUDA. I think the use case AMD desires is the reverse. That software is written in HIP then converted to CUDA to also run on Nvidia GPUs.