C++ AMP
C++ AMP
Just out of interest, did anybody ever try to code some more or less simple ray tracing kernel with C++ AMP?
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Re: C++ AMP
Also curious~ Thanks for asking!
Re: C++ AMP
BTW, I have read AMD has a recently shown C++ AMP for Linux (i.e. running over OpenCL so it is likely to be available for Apple too). However, I must admit, Microsoft hasn't really the best score with open standards and it is a bit hard to trust them.toxie wrote:Just out of interest, did anybody ever try to code some more or less simple ray tracing kernel with C++ AMP?
Re: C++ AMP
not considering the political side of it, i would just be interested in performance and/or ease of implementation..
cause the marketing docs suggest a good combination of both..
cause the marketing docs suggest a good combination of both..

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Re: C++ AMP
I have actually made a full interactive path tracer in amp c++!
I actually have been waiting to show it off and some one to post something about it...
This model is a low poly version of the Stanford dragon model, around 100k polys or so.

This is running at 1fps, 1spp and 256x256 resolution, all on a gtx760 2gb.
Amp has really bad issues when work loads become large it doesn't like to run well. (bad scaling issues).
I also rendered this out on a work station that my friend has. NVIDIA Quadro K600 1spp 1fps

This is a WIP and sorry about the long post in here
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I actually have been waiting to show it off and some one to post something about it...
This model is a low poly version of the Stanford dragon model, around 100k polys or so.

This is running at 1fps, 1spp and 256x256 resolution, all on a gtx760 2gb.
Amp has really bad issues when work loads become large it doesn't like to run well. (bad scaling issues).
I also rendered this out on a work station that my friend has. NVIDIA Quadro K600 1spp 1fps

This is a WIP and sorry about the long post in here
