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OpenCL: workaround for GPUs reported by CUDA but not by Mac OpenCL
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Problem: Mac OpenCL does not recognize all NVIDIA GPUs returned
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by CUDA. Since there is no CAL for Mac, this is not an issue
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for ATI / AMD GPUs. On other platforms, the CUDA and CAL drivers
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also provide OpenCL suport, so we don't expect the problem there.
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also provide OpenCL support, so we don't expect the problem there.
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Solution: I believe that CUDA and OpenCL return identical GPU
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model names for the same GPU, and that both return the GPUs in the
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// client-specific GPU code. Mostly GPU detection
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#define FAKENVIDIACUDA0 1
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#define FAKENVIDIACUDA0 0
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#define FAKE2NVIDIAOPENCLS 0
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#define DEBUGFOROLIVER 1
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cc.have_cuda = true;
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cc.cuda_version = cuda_version;
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cc.device_num = j;
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cc.set_peak_flops();
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cc.get_available_ram();
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#if FAKENVIDIACUDA0
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cc.device_num = j+1;
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#endif
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cc.set_peak_flops();
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cc.get_available_ram();
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nvidia_gpus.push_back(cc);
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}
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if (!nvidia_gpus.size()) {
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