I am testing a thing which needs a fairly high amount of bytes. For this reason, I'm writing some bytes to a debug output and dumping them to disk.
I've noticed however the last byte written (especially at the end of a kernel) will often get a missing nibble. The low nibble is typically correct but the high nibble is very often 0.
I have observed this in various forms and I'm very confused on the cause. Even more oddly, the very same data appears to be correct when fetched from a successive stage.
I'm using 14.12 Omega on Windows 7 x64 with a Radeon 7750.
Ever noticed a similar pattern?
Hi,
My apologies for this delay. Has your problem been resolved?
I asked some folks about this behavior, but they seemed unaware of such thing. If its a really driver/hardware bug, it would be great help if you can provide us a test-case that demonstrates the above problem.
Regards,
That project was put on hold (not because of this).
Odds are I might work on it again soon. I'll see what I can do but it appeared quite an heisenbug.
Okay.