What do when OpenGL just hates multithreading?
OpenGL will only accept calls from one thread in an application. This is about a work around this issue using C++ features such as template metaprogramming and std::packaged_tasks
The Great Refactoring
Coding shenanigans and other nerdy musings
Category: Coding
Multi Your Threads #10: Nice GPU you have there, drawing this webpage…
Chapter 10 in my “Multi Your Threading” series Bringing together OpenGL and Emscripten, this time I’m running GPGPU on a browser
Multi Your Threads #9: Back to the classics with Khronos
Part 9 of my “Multi Your Threading” series.
This time, it’s OpenGL, both with a Compute Shader, as well as the “legacy” way with a Fragment Shader
Multi your Threads #8: One doesn’t simply wasm into Mordor
Part 8 of my “Multi Your Threading” series.
In this one I talk about my experience using emscripten to deploy toyBrot to the browser
Nerd Glossary: Compiled vs Interpreted and the curse of LLVM
A digression about the concepts of:
Compiled vs Interpreted code
Low and High level languages
Assembly and Intermediary Representations
And how almost all compilers are just CLANG now
Multi Your Threads #7: Feeling a little blue
Seventh chapter in the Multi Your Threading series, looking at Intel’s TBB and ISPC
Multi Your Threads #6: The Age of Radeon has begun
Post with updated benchmarks and introducing a new code for toyBrot which produces more relevant results
The eXtreme Go Horse (XGH) Process
A detailed explanation about the legendary eXtreme Go Horse software development process. If you haven’t used it, you haven’t written software professionally
Multi your Threads #5 – Khronos strikes back
Fifth chapter on my multithreading series.
In this one I talk about Vulkan and SYCL, Khronos’ new initiatives
Multi your Threads #4: ROCm Roll!
Fourth chapter on my multithreading series.
In this one I talk about AMD’s ROCm and HC C++ and HIP