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Summary: With these changes, we can put parallel-libs within llvm/projects and build as normal. This is kind of the minimal change I could figure out how to make while still making us compatible with llvm's build system. Some things I'm not thrilled about include: * The creation of a CoreTests directory (the macros really seemed to want this) * Pulling SimpleHostPlatformDevice.h into CoreTests. It seems to me this should live inside unittests/include, or maybe tests/include, but I didn't want to make that change in this patch. One important piece of work that remains to be done is to make $ ninja check-streamexecutor run all the tests. Right now the only way I've figured out to run the tests is $ ninja projects/parallel-libs/streamexecutor/unittests/StreamExecutorUnitTests $ projects/parallel-libs/streamexecutor/unittests/CoreTests/CoreTests Reviewers: jhen Subscribers: beanz, parallel_libs-commits, jprice Differential Revision: https://reviews.llvm.org/D24368 llvm-svn: 281091 |
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README.txt
StreamExecutor ============== StreamExecutor is a wrapper around CUDA and OpenCL (host-side) programming models (runtimes). This abstraction cleanly permits host code to target either CUDA or OpenCL devices with identically-functioning data parallel kernels. It manages the execution of concurrent work targeting the accelerator, similar to a host-side Executor. This version of StreamExecutor can be built either as a sub-project of the LLVM project or as a standalone project depending on LLVM as an external package.