Safe Haskell	None
Language	Haskell2010

Futhark.CodeGen.ImpGen.Kernels

Description

Compile a KernelsMem program to imperative code with kernels. This is mostly (but not entirely) the same process no matter if we are targeting OpenCL or CUDA. The important distinctions (the host level code) are introduced later.

Synopsis

compileProgOpenCL :: MonadFreshNames m => Prog KernelsMem -> m (Warnings, Program)
compileProgCUDA :: MonadFreshNames m => Prog KernelsMem -> m (Warnings, Program)
data Warnings

Documentation

compileProgOpenCL :: MonadFreshNames m => Prog KernelsMem -> m (Warnings, Program) Source #

Compile a KernelsMem program to low-level parallel code, with either CUDA or OpenCL characteristics.

compileProgCUDA :: MonadFreshNames m => Prog KernelsMem -> m (Warnings, Program) Source #

Compile a KernelsMem program to low-level parallel code, with either CUDA or OpenCL characteristics.

data Warnings Source #

The warnings produced by the compiler. The Show instance produces a human-readable description.

Instances

Instances details

Semigroup Warnings Source #
Instance details Defined in Language.Futhark.Warnings Methods (<>) :: Warnings -> Warnings -> Warnings # sconcat :: NonEmpty Warnings -> Warnings # stimes :: Integral b => b -> Warnings -> Warnings #
Monoid Warnings Source #
Instance details Defined in Language.Futhark.Warnings Methods mempty :: Warnings # mappend :: Warnings -> Warnings -> Warnings # mconcat :: [Warnings] -> Warnings #
Pretty Warnings Source #
Instance details Defined in Language.Futhark.Warnings Methods ppr :: Warnings -> Doc # pprPrec :: Int -> Warnings -> Doc # pprList :: [Warnings] -> Doc #