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| 1 | After a sudden realization, I find that I need almost none of the openCL stuff
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| 2 | The programs can be broken into these very simple parts:
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| 3 | 1. Get the number of devices, give them ids
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| 4 | Related to clGetDevices
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| 5 | 2. Prepare to make threads threads using device ids as "ranks"
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| 6 | based either on array index or their device id
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| 7 | Give them variables from __global or __local, remember that local is default
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| 8 | global means that each one gets from a pointer to the same variable
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| 9 | Use the kernel text for the above
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| 10 | *
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| 12 | 3. Get the paramater inputs from what would be from clSetKernelArg, possibly clEnqueueWriteBuffer
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| 14 | 4. Spawn processes in the same order as clEnqueueNDRangeKernel
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| 15 | Stick data in the arrays
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| 17 | 5. Store output somewhere else
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| 18 | May come from arrays
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| 20 | 6. Possibly free
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| 22 | Considerations:
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| 23 | Make a struct for the array that holds:
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| 24 | Rank
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| 25 | Any variables that go in |
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