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Welcome to the Erlang OpenCL binding
To get started you need erlang, preferably R14. You also need
GCC and a machine with OpenCL installed.
To build: just run make
To build examples: Goto the examples directory and run make.
Make sure erlang finds the cl/ebin directory.
Windows Users:
I'm assuming you got an mingw environment, otherwise you are on your own.
mkdir -p /opt/local/include/CL
mkdir -p /opt/local/lib
Download all headers from http://www.khronos.org/registry/cl/
and put them in /opt/local/include/CL
You can also use the environment variable OPENCL_DIR to point
out other locations.
Find a OpenCL.lib available in Nvidia or ATI developments kits
cp /c/CUDA/lib/OpenCL.dll /opt/local/lib
Also you might need autoconf package available at:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/mingw/files_beta/MSYS/
OpenCL with ATI drivers for CPU usage don't work when erlang
is started within a mingw shell but does if you start it from
a Windows CMD.exe shell.
If you don't like mingws compiler you can use Microsoft compiler by running
$ make MCL=true
This assumes that you have all the environment variables set.
They can be set by adding first in your 'msys.bat':
call "c:\Program Files\Microsoft SDKs\Windows\v7.1\Bin\SetEnv.cmd"