[Outdated] Cleanroom Compute API#587
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Does nothing, I need to implement buffer functionality first.
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I just realized the target branch is wrong. |
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Superseded by #590 |
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Leaving this here because the MVP is almost ready. This is untested, I will undraft when the unit tests are done and passing.
Cleanroom Compute API
Run OpenCL kernels from Cleanroom for maximum parallelism.
The goal
Have an easy to use API for running OCL code from Cleanroom, mod developers should be unable to cause memory and state leaks (if state leaks are even possible).
Code for running a kernel should look like this (as of now):
The other goal is to prevent the inferno that would break out if multiple different modders start including their own OCL jar in their mods for optimization.
Also, OpenCL supports SoA so it can work with Kirino a tad better than compute shaders which require AoS conversion.
The whole thing will use JSON files in the resources to red metadata and automatically detect headers.
TODO
MemoryStackbuffers)Look into discussion #567 for more.