Hi
OK I am in the process to install ATI Stream SDK v2.2 with OpenCl 1.1 Support. I have ATI Mobility Radeon™ HD that as OpenCL page says it is supported.
My current CCC Information are:
Driver Packaging Version 8.711-100225a-096272C-HP
Provider ATI Technologies Inc.
2D Driver Version 8.01.01.1010
2D Driver File Path /REGISTRY/MACHINE/SYSTEM/ControlSet001/Control/CLASS/{4D36E968-E325-11CE-BFC1-08002BE10318}/0000
Direct3D Version 8.14.10.0735
OpenGL Version 6.14.10.9655
Catalyst™ Control Center Version 2010.0225.1742.31671
So the first question is what Catalyst version I have? From CCC Driver Details page probably I am between Catalyst 10.3 or Catalyst 10.2, but I am not sure (I do not understand why ATI developers does not provide the Catalyst version in a clear manner… How I can find my version ? to see if my system is already ready?)
OK, let’s say I am correct and have either 10.2. or 10.3. I must update to ATI Mobility Catalyst™ 10.9 Driver Suite as it said in the main OpenCL page. However I found that the driver has update to 10.11 yesterday (my lucky day I say new thing better work)
But we have that quote when I try to download 10.11 : "OpenCL 1.1 conformance tests have not been run with this version of the ATI Catalyst Driver Suite in conjunction with the ATI Stream SDK v2.2. If you require an OpenCL 1.1 conformant driver, we recommend that you install the ATI Catalyst 10.10 Driver Suite”
So should I install 10.10 that it said above or follow the OpenCL Compatibility Chart and install the 10.9 ?
Or install the 10.11 ?
You have many different pages provide different information and this make the whole process difficult.
Thanks.
install 10.11 it should work.
Yes I was impatient… and make the installation with 10.11 … seems to work. I compile and run a very simple program successfully.
However I have issues with \lib\x86_64 lib which is not working (linker errors).
\lib\x86 works fine.
I have win7 64 so what is the problem?
x86_64 and x86 pros and cons for GPU programming ?
which lib use depend on compiler. so if you compile in x86 mode you need link against x86 lib even if you have x64 OS.
fixed, target for x64 mode
but is any difference for GPU programming ? or just only to support common apps for 32bit or 64bit operating systems. Do I have any gain over GPU with x64 ?
some time ago x64 was much faster than x86. but that was a bug.