opencl - Execution flow on the host just after starting the kernel -
I have many questions for which I need some explanation. Sorry if they are very basic.
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When we use the kernel to clEnqueueNDRangeKernel, then what exactly is the host code, does it wait for the kernel to complete or ..?
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Say that we have many kernels, what happens in this case? Does it happen that if a kernel has completed, then the host can get results from that kernel, while others are still computing.
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I openCL spec to clCreateBuffer (). Check the details of flag CL_MEM_USE_HOST_PTR for your convenience I posted it here: "This indicates that the OpenCL implementation wants to use the memory referenced by host_ptr as storage bits for the memory object."
What can I really mean by "app" and "open anecd implementation" Apart from this, it also states that "OpenCL implementation is allowed to cache buffer content."
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The kernel module is executed as encrypted and asynchronously , The Cloncondirenge kernel continues immediately and the host program execution continues. To make this call synchronous, wait for the event with the last optional parameter, or call clFinish to wait for all the queued commands.
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Multiple kernels are executed sequentially in the same order because they are enqueued, if they are related to the same command queue.
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The application means that your code is running on the host. The OpenCL implementation is a library that implements the OpenCL interface. There are three components in the OpenCL program: CPU, OpenCL library (implementation), and running host code running in kernel module. There are several OpenCL implementations in it, such as AMD, NVidia etc.
GPU
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