example.cl File Reference

Simple example of use of assert*() and PRINT*() macros. More...

#include "assert.cl"
#include "print.cl"

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Macros
#define	NPRINT
#define	NASSERT_NOT_DEFINED
#define	NASSERT

Functions
void	foo (ASSERT_DECLARE_UNIQUE_PARAMS)
void	foo2 (unsigned int n ASSERT_DECLARE_PARAMS)
unsigned int	bar (unsigned int n ASSERT_DECLARE_PARAMS)
__kernel void	example (const unsigned int in, __global unsigned int *const outs ASSERT_DECLARE_PARAMS)

Detailed Description

Simple example of use of assert*() and PRINT*() macros.

Piece of assertOpenCL — GPLv3 — Copyright (C) 2018 Olivier Pirson — http://www.opimedia.be/ — September 19, 2018

Definition in file example.cl.

Macro Definition Documentation

NASSERT

#define NASSERT

NASSERT_NOT_DEFINED

#define NASSERT_NOT_DEFINED

NPRINT

#define NPRINT

Function Documentation

bar()

unsigned int bar

(

unsigned int n

ASSERT_DECLARE_PARAMS

)

Example of function with a return value that contains assertions.

Parameters

n

Returns

n*2

Definition at line 61 of file example.cl.

example()

__kernel void example	(	const unsigned int	in,
		__global unsigned int *const outs	ASSERT_DECLARE_PARAMS
	)

Example of kernel function that contains assertions.

Parameters

in
outs

Definition at line 83 of file example.cl.

foo()

void foo

(

ASSERT_DECLARE_UNIQUE_PARAMS

)

Example of function without return value that contains assertions.

Definition at line 25 of file example.cl.

foo2()

void foo2

(

unsigned int n

ASSERT_DECLARE_PARAMS

)

Example of function without return value that contains assertions.

Parameters

n

Definition at line 44 of file example.cl.