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The OpenCL Utility library
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This is the OpenCL Utility (CLU) library, a set of functions and C macros to make the host side of OpenCL programming less tedious. The library provides wrappers for common complex or repetitive tasks such as platform and device selection, information gathering, command queue management and memory management. This is achieved while keeping perfect compatibility with the underlying OpenCL library, allowing code and data mixing. Some wrapper function will appear to be overly slower than the lower-level OpenCL functions. This is generally due to CLU making an effort to anticipate future requests and retrieving/caching additional information. For example, all the platform/device information will be available in appropriate structures when getting a platform/device using the CLU functions, instead of requiring distinct (and often repetitive) calls to the appropriate clGet*Info() OpenCL functions. Some of the CLU functions are shamelessly inspired by the NVIDIA CUDA APIs, although an effort has been made to keep the interface more consistent with the one found in OpenCL, especially in terms of return values and error management.
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