Hi,
I contact you because, since a few days I have a strange bug with my code. What is really strange is that this code is really old and has not changed !
So, I send several cl::Buffer to a kernel and when I "print" the values of this buffer, they are completely ugly !
Here is the code to send the data :
FilmResponse* curve = &FILM_RESPONSE[_controller->FilmResponse];
clBuffer_FilmResponseR = new cl::Buffer(*_context, CL_MEM_READ_ONLY | CL_MEM_USE_HOST_PTR, sizeof(float) * FILM_RESPONSE_SIZE, (void*)curve->B_R);
//_queue->enqueueWriteBuffer(*_clBuffer_FilmResponseR->GetBuffer(), CL_TRUE, 0, sizeof(float) * FILM_RESPONSE_SIZE, curve->B_R);
_kernel__ToneMapping->setArg(1, *clBuffer_FilmResponseR);
Here is the signature of my kernel :
__kernel
void kernel__ToneMapping(
__constant __read_only clFilmSettings* filmSettings,
__global __read_only float* responseCurveR,
__global __read_only float* responseCurveG,
__global __read_only float* responseCurveB,
__global uchar4* rgba,
__global clIBAccumItem* ibAccum,
int workAmount)
What is really strange is that I check the values in curve->B_R before sending it to the kernel... and they are correct, so I suppose that my curve->B_R is not corrupted !
I have test this with Intel SDK/NVidia SDK/AMD SDK and I always have this problem. So, it is NOT a SDK bug but something strange is happening on my side 😛
Does someone has an idea ?
