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OpenCL support #17
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We don't support OpenCL currently, we will probably add it in a future release though. CUDA libraries are in fact included in We provide few CUDA samples images in |
thanks for clarifying, it would be great if OpenCL could be supported "out of the box", and it may make sense to run a few CUDA/OpenCL examples as regression tests when building/updating the docker image, i.e. as part of the release process |
Yes, we definitely need to add more tests; I will try to do that simultaneously with #18 |
regarding clinfo, I really suggest to check out this version, which seems to support all major ICDs, including parallel installations: https://github.com/Oblomov/clinfo I have been using this, to test different ICDs (nvidia, amd and intel) with different hardware: https://github.com/elhigu/opencl-testsuite You can see the results, which are published at: http://elhigu.github.io/opencl-testsuite/ There is a "send-report" make target which will automatically send a JSON request to update the test matrix |
I'd like to see this too, but my workaround is minimal, I have success running |
Here you go (pushed in the If you need devel files just install |
Thank you very much for taking care of this, much appreciated !! |
@flx42, how about including some of the more popular OpenCL related libraries/platforms, e.g. things like pyOpenCL, numpy or arrayfire etc ? Most of these already contain a bunch of unit tests using OpenCL, so that would be a straightforward way to grow a library of OpenCL unit tests without having to write them from scratch ? |
@UniqueFool This should not be included in the base image, but feel free to build your own images :) |
It seems OpenCL support has not been included in the latest cuda-8.0 runtime dockerfiles for centos 6/7 and ubuntu-16.04. |
@3XX0 : Any update on OpenCL support for the latest cuda-8.0 runtime dockerfiles? |
@3XX0 : OpenCL support is missing. I was trying CentOS image and Davinci Resolve software, which requires both Cuda and OpenCL to run. |
@3XX0 : I have the same request as @juliandroid . Would like nvidia-docker, Centos 6, and OpenCL. Thank you |
We don't plan to publish OpenCL images for now. We will revisit after 2.0 is out. |
We just published the OpenCL images on DockerHub (finally!). |
@flx42 PyOpenCL seems to be not working, this throwing some errors, here is the post describing the problem (https://devtalk.nvidia.com/default/topic/1047065/need-pyopencl-nvidia-docker-container/) can you please help us ? |
Hi, I am trying to user nvidia opencl docker on GKE, clinfo doesn't detect plateform. The driver seems to be well instaled and the GPU seems detected. /# /usr/local/nvidia/bin/nvidia-smi +-----------------------------------------------------------------------------+ ldd /usr/bin/clinfo |
It seems, that the symlink to /usr/local/cuda/include/CL is missing, once it is manually set up, OpenCL examples build properly.
Equally, /usr/local/cuda/lib64 must be added to /etc/ld.so.conf (or a corresponding file), to ensure that libOpenCL* can be found
I guess, it might be a good idea to try to build the CUDA/OpenCL examples as part of the update/release process ?
Thanks
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