If you want faster apps, you’ll want to use heterogeneous computing technologies. We’re here to make that happen, with plenty of tools and resources. And if you’re thinking about architecture, HSA is going to rock your world—learn more.
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Check out the new TressFX hair rendering technology sample and the DepthBoundsTest11 sample.
Bolt, a C++ Standard Template Library, source code has been posted on GitHub. Read more about this release on the Bolt page.
A new version 1.1 of CodeXL is available for download. CodeXL is a developer tool suite for heterogeneous compute
The AMD Developer Summit 2013 is a summit for technology professionals in heterogeneous computing. It's the place to discuss, debate, and immerse yourself in the latest tools, techniques, and advancements in OpenCL™, C++AMP, OpenGL, and APUs. The AMD Developer Summit 2013 Call for Presentation Proposals is now open. Read the blog for more details or submit your proposal on the proposal submission website.
We’re putting together a library of the best articles and research on topics such as heterogeneous computing, OpenCL™ and performance & optimization. Additional resources will be added to the library throughout the year. Email us with a link to your favorite article on these or other relevant topics. We’ll review your suggestion, and if it’s a good fit, add it to the library.
The HSA Foundation has released a new multicore architecture specification called hUMA or heterogeneous uniform memory access. hUMA allows CPUs and GPUs to share the same memory in a heterogeneous system architecture (HSA). hUMA makes it easier for developers to create apps that use the individual powers of CPUs and GPUS and is compatible with mainstream programming languages like Python, C++ & Java. You'll soon be able to see hUMA in action in AMD’s Kaveri processors.
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