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Added Alpine Linux dependencies to install list #24455
Added Alpine Linux dependencies to install list #24455
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install_build_dependencies.sh
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`# For Python API` \ | ||
py3-pip `#(includes py3-setuptools)`\ | ||
py3-wheel |
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please, add back slashes
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slashes are still not fixed
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Yes, I didn't add the changes yet. I'm figuring out which OpenCL ICD Loader to use first.
Oops, I was sleepy and just finished it up hastily. I'll do it again. Should've tested with the container first. |
So here is the condition, there is An ICD loader loads the OpenCL runtime (ICD). Here we have two loader implementations to choose from. Differences
In addition to the pkg-config files, We can install If you install Which one to choose 🤔
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I think what Alpine Linux should've done would've been to either package the OpenCL-CLHPP and OpenCL-Headers In Void Linux, the ICD Loader is from OCL-dev/ocl-icd, but it works with Khronos OCL Headers. |
I suppose Khronos ICD Loader is the new and superior version, and OCL-dev only exists because older packages were built with it. I'll use that one. |
Ready @ilya-lavrenov |
Hi @blacklightpy |
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