Read about openCL and Aparapi yesterday for the first time, so this is my first trial. Please let me know if I use Aparapi correctly and if something can be improved.
I've tested the code on my integrated intel GPU (maxWorkWorkGroupSize=256, maxComputeUnits=48) with random arrays of size up to 8M...
I had a class in Python:
class Foo:
def bar():
baz()
def baz():
print 'baz'
I added an argument to bar and baz and I didn't want to break anything so I made the new argument optional:
class Foo:
def bar(x=None):
baz(x)
def baz(x=None):
print x or 'baz'
I thought this s...Read about openCL and Aparapi yesterday for the first time, so this is my first trial.
I've tested the code on my integrated intel GPU (maxWorkWorkGroupSize=256, maxComputeUnits=48) with random arrays of size up to 8M elements and it works correctly, but not faster than sequential adding on cpu: ...
I have following problem. I want to write a class that handles events and passes it through but reduce its number if there recently was an event. Basically it is debounce. However there is a slight change that if we don't receive events for a while and the latest event was skipped we want to emit...
Considering the following code, what is the best and up-to-date way to maintain a container(vector) of derived classes?
#include <iostream>
#include <string>
#include <vector>
class Animal
{
public:
virtual std::string getSound() = 0;
};
class Horse : public Animal
{
public:
virtual st...
I have functions to print the contents of many types:
void toString( const std::string& str) results in e.g. "hello world"
void toString( const std::vector< int>& vec) results in e.g. 1, 2, 3, 4
Now I also provide this function for types provided by my library, and also use this func...
import math
num_rows = int(input())
if num_rows % 2 != 0:
upper_mid = math.ceil(num_rows/2)
lower_mid = num_rows//2
#prints upper normal triangle
for row in range(0, upper_mid):
for col in range(upper_mid-1, row, -1):
print(end=" ") ...
