A quick guide to writing OpenCL kernels for PowerVR Rogue GPUs
August 25, 2015
This article and a follow-up to be published next month introduce OpenCL programming for the PowerVR Rogue architecture.
Firstly, I’d like to give you an overview of OpenCL programming fundamentals using a basic program, followed by an explanation of OpenCL execution on Rogue GPUs.
This provides the background to understand the programming guidelines for the Rogue architecture which are illustrated by using a case study of an image filtering program.
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