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clnn with mac Intel HD4000 #16
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Also, can you locate a file called 'libOpenCL.so' on your system somewhere, and provide the results of listing it, eg something like:
or perhaps something like:
(obviously the second path is linux-specific, but just an example that the lib might not be directly in /usr/lib) Actually, on linux, it seems useful to do
... which shows where it is finding libOpenCL.so. Except that, on my system it is linked to libOpenCL.so.1, rather than libOpenCL.so, but the directory is correct.
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Anything I should do going forward? |
Hmmm, can you try I suspect you have |
That outputs nothing as well. Is it possible the library doesn't exist on my computer? Is this software tested with macs? |
Yes, you can see there are some other guys with HD4000, and it is working. For example: You can see in this thread, in the output:
However, I dont have a Mac. I run Ubuntu 14.04. So, I cant directly test on Macs, and I have no insight into how they work. I can't try things, or experiment...
It seems likely that it doesnt, since the However, here are some links about installing OpenCL on Mac. Can you take a look at these, and see if these throw up any useful ideas please? : |
Hi Mike, It's been a while, but just noticed this issue is still open. Actually, I remember, on some systems, there is a |
I'm having the same problem getting char-rnn running on Mac OS 10.11.2 (El Capitan). The machine is a MacPro with ATI Radeon HD5870.
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You are right. I get the same issue now. Something ot do with torch/nn@ad1efee I think. Though how and why is an open question. |
Seems we probably have to merge/port https://github.com/torch/cunn/blob/master/THCUNN.lua#L57 into clnn somehow. |
Created new issue for the Abs unit-test issue #21 |
(Note that Abs issues seems solved now; so please pull down latest clnn, and retry) |
Thanks for your efforts!
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Yes. As far as I know, that message is harmless (unless you are using AbsCriterion?), but I should probably get rid of the message somehow. |
I think it should be fixed in b2a81ed now? |
Yes, it seems the message was harmless. I got char-rnn running ok even when it was still being generated. Now with the latest version, the message is gone. Thanks again. |
Ok, cool :-) I think I shall close this issue now, and any new problems can go into a new issue :-) |
Hi, I am trying to run this code (https://github.com/karpathy/char-rnn), which has support for OpenCl. Normally mac has an OpenCl preinstalled. However, when I try to run the code with the opencl option, it says to install the clnn and cltorch modules (they are installed) and if they are installed, to check my OpenCL driver's configuration. This is on a macbook pro with an Intel HD4000 card running OS X Mavericks. Any idea what is happening? How do I fix?
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