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xmuben
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handling 2D array gets error result

Here, I define 2 kernels.

the two have the same inputstream, a  3*4  array.

Input:

0     1     2

3     4     5

6     7     8

9     10    11

 

Kernel 1:

kernel void kernelGPU1(int input[][],out int output[][])

{
int2 index = instance().xy;
 int a = index.x;
 int b = index.y;
 output(b,a) =input(b,a);                                                                        

}

the output of kernel 1 is the same as the input.

Kernel 2:

 uint4 offset(0,0,0,0);
 uint4 index(3,1,1,1);
 kernelGPU2.domainOffset(offset);
 kernelGPU2.domainSize(index);

kernel void kernelGPU2(

int input[][],

out int outputdata[][],// the size is 3*4

out int sumofcolumn<>// the size is 3

)
{
 int2 index = instance().xy;
 int a =index.x;
 int b =index.y;
 int i =0;
 int t1=0,t2=0;
 for (i=0;i<4;i++)
 {
   outputdata(b,a) =input(b,a) ;
   t1=input(b,a) ;
   t2+=t1;
   b++;

 }
  sumofcolumn=t2;
}

the values of the parameter outputdata is

9     1     2

3     4     5

6     7     8

9     10    11

the values of the parameter sumofcolumn is

18     22    26

sumofcolumn gets the right result, but outputdata get error values 9 in position(0,0), the right value should be 0.

 I don't know why this happened.

Could anyone tell me what  is wrong with my code?

thanks very much.

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