Bolt
1.1
C++ template library with support for OpenCL
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#include <control.h>
Classes | |
struct | debug |
Public Member Functions | |
control (Concurrency::accelerator accel=getDefault().getAccelerator(), e_UseHostMode useHost=getDefault().getUseHost(), unsigned debug=getDefault().getDebug()) | |
control (const control &ref) | |
void | setAccelerator (::Concurrency::accelerator accel) |
Set the AMP Accelerator for Bolt algorithms to use. | |
void | setUseHost (e_UseHostMode useHost) |
void | setForceRunMode (e_RunMode forceRunMode) |
void | setDebug (unsigned debug) |
void | setWGPerComputeUnit (int wgPerComputeUnit) |
void | setWaitMode (e_WaitMode waitMode) |
void | setUnroll (int unroll) |
Concurrency::accelerator & | getAccelerator () |
const Concurrency::accelerator & | getAccelerator () const |
e_UseHostMode | getUseHost () const |
e_RunMode | getForceRunMode () const |
unsigned | getDebug () const |
int const | getWGPerComputeUnit () const |
e_WaitMode | getWaitMode () const |
int | getUnroll () const |
Static Public Member Functions | |
static control & | getDefault () |
The control
class lets you control the parameters of a specific Bolt algorithm call, such as the debug information, load-balancing with the host, and more. Each Bolt Algorithm call accepts the control
class as an optional first argument. Additionally, Bolt contains a global default control
structure that is used in cases where the control
argument is not specified; also, developers can modify this structure. Some examples:
Developers also can inialize and save control structures to avoid the cost of copying the default on each function call. An example: