Originally posted by: omkaranathan Which compiler are you using?
The openCL specification does not define a way to access individual elements within the host. The above code will work in case of windows compiler, but not with GCC/Intel compiler etc. Take a look into platform.h for the details of how vectors are declared. |
Thanks for the tip!
Yeah, as mentioned in my original post, I also noticed the spec made no mention of this. I'll check out platform.h
In the mean time, I'm having a related problem that you (or someone else) may be able to help me with.
Please see the attached code, I've commented the guilty line. This line gives me a "Segmentation Fault", but the fault goes away when I comment it out.
Please also note that the compiler doesn't allow me to assign {1,2,3,4} directly to the array element... but with "temp" it compiles... strange
Thanks,
Alex
int width = //ASSIGN VALUE int height = //ASSIGN VALUE cl_uint4 **imageArray = (cl_uint4**)malloc(width * sizeof(cl_uint4*)); for (int i = 0 ; i < width; i++) imageArray = (cl_uint4*)malloc(height * sizeof(cl_uint4)); for (int y=0; y<raw->height; y++) for (int x=0; x<raw->width; x++) { cl_uint4 temp = {0,1,2,3}; imageArray = temp; // <------- this line goes BOOM! }
