shaiko
Advanced Member level 5
Hello,
When a program is written in OpenCL with a GPU as the target device - the host Cpu distributes kernels to the many GPU cores to achieve SIMD parallelism.
When the calculation results are ready, the program continues to run and the host distributes new kernels to the GPU...
I'm trying to understand how it works when the target device is an FPGA.
In this case, "Redistributing Kernels" would mean changing the content of the FPGAs logic...so does the host program the device on the fly?
When a program is written in OpenCL with a GPU as the target device - the host Cpu distributes kernels to the many GPU cores to achieve SIMD parallelism.
When the calculation results are ready, the program continues to run and the host distributes new kernels to the GPU...
I'm trying to understand how it works when the target device is an FPGA.
In this case, "Redistributing Kernels" would mean changing the content of the FPGAs logic...so does the host program the device on the fly?
