Is it possible to use opencl for the CPU, while using some virtualization software (i.e. in the guest system)? I think it becomes more important, while the computation is moving into clouds.
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Is it possible to use opencl for the CPU, while using some virtualization software (i.e. in the guest system)? I think it becomes more important, while the computation is moving into clouds.
Sure, OpenCL for CPU is just another process running in the CPU, with nothing special on it. Virtualization should be possible without problems.