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InstallingclBLAS
clBLAS library provides the optimized way to perform linear-algebra operations in OpenCL version of ADDA. Currently we are only testing its virtues, but it may become linked by default in the future. The following guidelines are based on clBLAS version 2.12.0.
- Either obtain a special package, e.g. libclblas-dev for Ubuntu.
- Or download it from the official repository. Then you will also need to update the environment:
- either add
include
subdirectory of the install directory to environmental variableC_INCLUDE_PATH
andlib64
- toLIBRARY_PATH
andLD_LIBRARY_PATH
(for linking and runtime). SettingLD_LIBRARY_PATH
can be replaced by modifying/etc/ld.so.conf
. - or specify paths to
../include
and../lib64
subdirectories of the install directory in filesrc/ocl/Makefile
, as described in CompilingADDA. Also updateLD_LIBRARY_PATH
as described above.
- either add
- Get the package from Homebrew or other package manager.
- Otherwise, follow the Unix instructions.
If you just want to use ADDA executables for Windows, do not worry about clBLAS at all. An appropriate DLL is included in the corresponding package.
If you want to compile adda_ocl
on Windows yourself, proceed further:
- Download and unzip the latest release for Windows.
- If you are setting up the MinGW/MSYS environment with advanced instructions follow those instructions.
- Alternatively, do the following:
- specify paths to
include
andbin
subdirectories of the install directory in filesrc/ocl/Makefile
, as described in CompilingADDA. - To avoid need to move DLLs together with ADDA executables add
bin
subdirectory to environmental variablePATH
- specify paths to
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