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While there is existing ANSI C/C++ code for [[wikipedia:Boundary representation|Brep]] in BRL-CAD it is not GPU parallel. Porting it to the GPU with OpenCL should be rather complex because much of this code is written in object oriented C++. | While there is existing ANSI C/C++ code for [[wikipedia:Boundary representation|Brep]] in BRL-CAD it is not GPU parallel. Porting it to the GPU with OpenCL should be rather complex because much of this code is written in object oriented C++. | ||
| − | + | So the first task you should make to start an OpenCL port of this is to make a simplified version of the code which uses just ANSI C. Alternatively you can also look into incorporating SYCL for the Brep code. SYCL is a GPU parallel language based on C++ which should be possible to interface with OpenCL. | |
| − | So the first task you should make to start an OpenCL port of this is to make a simplified version of the code which uses | ||
* https://www.khronos.org/sycl/ | * https://www.khronos.org/sycl/ | ||
Latest revision as of 05:05, 29 April 2021
While there is existing ANSI C/C++ code for Brep in BRL-CAD it is not GPU parallel. Porting it to the GPU with OpenCL should be rather complex because much of this code is written in object oriented C++.
So the first task you should make to start an OpenCL port of this is to make a simplified version of the code which uses just ANSI C. Alternatively you can also look into incorporating SYCL for the Brep code. SYCL is a GPU parallel language based on C++ which should be possible to interface with OpenCL.
