Hi. I used to write C++ Application using IntelIPL. Today I am compiling my first OneAPI application and need a little nudge in the right direction.
I am running on windows 10 with nVidia GTX 1060
I downloaded and the n-body simulation and imported into visual studio community 2022.
I set the compiler to Intel OneAPI DPC++/C++ Compiler.
and built both debug and release successfully.
However nothing happens on the screen when I run the program.
I get the a report output from the console and then the application exits.
I run it in the debugger, and it hangs, on these instructions:
Pointers please? Was it suppose to show a graph of points moving?
template <size_t count, class F> void loop(F &&f) {
loop_impl(std::make_index_sequence<count>{}, std::forward<F>(f));
}D:\Development\N-Body\x64\Release>Nbody.exe
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Initialize Gravity Simulation
nPart = 16000; nSteps = 10; dt = 0.1
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s dt kenergy time (s) GFLOPS
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1 0.1 26.405 0.58758 12.635
2 0.2 313.77 0.037273 199.19
3 0.3 926.56 0.03788 196
4 0.4 1866.4 0.037541 197.76
5 0.5 3135.6 0.035854 207.07
6 0.6 4737.6 0.036693 202.33
7 0.7 6676.6 0.036044 205.98
8 0.8 8957.7 0.038001 195.37
9 0.9 11587 0.036453 203.67
10 1 14572 0.036256 204.77
# Total Time (s) : 0.93999
# Average Performance : 201.62 +- 4.3142
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I moved on to the mandelbrot sample, it compiles and almost runs... it just pops up a blank screen and then i get an exception thrown.
It seems to me that the method should have been CaclulateDP (double precision) instead it is calling itself and recusing into stack overflow.
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