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Functor kernel calling function

DorianL
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‎05-06-2024 11:24 PM
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Hi everyone,

 

I wanted to know if it was possible to call a simple function (to process variable for exemple) in a functor kernel. It would be very efficient to be able to call a function in a kernel instead of just writing the snippet of code again and again to process something. Thank you !

 

DorianL

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aikeu
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‎05-08-2024 01:10 AM
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Hi DorianL,


Are you refering to using the linux-socfpga kernel?


Thanks.

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Aik Eu


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aikeu
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‎05-12-2024 07:21 PM
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Hi DorianL,


Any follow up from the previous comment?


Thanks.

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Aik Eu



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DorianL
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‎05-12-2024 11:03 PM
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Hi @aikeu,

 

I found the solution with the SYCL_EXTERNAL macro and now i can call functions in kernels. Thank you for your help !

 

DorianL

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aikeu
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‎05-13-2024 12:15 AM
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Hi DorianL,


Glad to hear that you have found your solution. I will close the thread for now.


Thanks.

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Aik Eu


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