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Set OCL_ICD_FILENAMES=vendor_a.dll vendor_b.dll The ICDs will be enumerated first, before any ICDs discovered via default mechanisms.Р”В®xport OCL_ICD_FILENAMES=libVendorA.so:libVendorB.so Specifies a list of additional ICDs to load. The following debug environment variables are available for use with the OpenCL ICD loader: Environment Variable You will be prompted with a one-time 'click-through' CLA dialog as part of submitting your pull request or other contribution to GitHub. ContributingР”В¬ontributions to the OpenCL ICD Loader are welcomed and encouraged. Please create a GitHub issue to report an issue or ask questions. A colon (Linux) or semicolon (Windows) list of layers to use can be provided

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This variable should only be used when building an import lib to link with, and must be enabled when building an OpenCL ICD Loader for distribution!Р”Р‡or most Windows and Linux usages, the following steps are sufficient to build the OpenCL ICD Loader:Р”Р‡or now, runtime configuration of layers is done using the OPENCL_LAYERS environment The Windows OpenCL ICD Loader requires the Windows SDK to check for and enumerate the OpenCLOn12 ICD.Р”Р„n OpenCL ICD Loader can be built without a dependency on the Windows SDK using the CMake variable OPENCL_ICD_LOADER_DISABLE_OPENCLON12.If CMake is not provided by your build system or OS package manager, please consult the CMake website. The OpenCL ICD Loader uses CMake for its build system.By default, the OpenCL ICD Loader will look for OpenCL Headers in the inc directory. Providing OPENCL_ICD_LOADER_HEADERS_DIR to CMake, one may specify the location of OpenCL Headers.

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It is recommended to install the headers via CMake, however a convenience shorthand is provided.

If looking for streamlined build experience and a complete development package, refer to the SDK build instructions instead of the following guide. While the ICD Loader can be built and installed in isolation, it is part of the OpenCL SDK.

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The OpenCL Installable Client Driver extension ( cl_khr_icd) is described in the OpenCL extensions specification, which may be found on the Khronos OpenCL Registry. You will need to obtain and install an OpenCL implementation for your OpenCL device that supports the OpenCL ICD extension cl_khr_icd to run an application using the OpenCL ICD Loader. Note that this repo does not contain an OpenCL implementation (ICD).

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This repo contains the source code and tests for the Khronos official OpenCL ICD Loader.

Forwarding OpenCL API calls to the correct implementation.

OpenCL defines an Installable Client Driver (ICD) mechanism to allow developers to build applications against an Installable Client Driver loader (ICD loader) rather than linking their applications against a specific OpenCL implementation.

* subdirectories now correctly use OPENCL_ICD_LOADER_BUILD_SHARED_LIBS * removed outdated check in the add_library if * moved the OpenCL alias outside of the if statement This updated approach makes the fix more backwards compatible - builds that previously relied on BUILD_SHARED_LIBS will still compile the library as shared, but the cmake file no longer accidentally enables BUILD_SHARED_LIBS through option(), meaning other libraries are unaffected * Allowed BUILD_SHARED_LIBS as a flag that enables shared libraries Renamed BUILD_SHARED_LIBS option ( #163 ) * Renamed BUILD_SHARED_LIBS optionР”В¬hanged BUILD_SHARED_LIBS to OPENCL_ICD_LOADER_BUILD_SHARED_LIBS, so that the option doesn't change the default library type for all other libraries in the cmake project when the loader is added to the project using add_subdirectory.

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