Device not found by ComputeCpp about tensorflow-opencl

[rodburns]

Your hardware does not support SPIR and therefore is not supported by ComputeCpp. You can find a list of fully supported hardware in the Platform Support Notes in the ComputeCpp documentation.

[grovina]

😞

https://www.codeplay.com/products/computesuite/computecpp/reference/platform-support-notes/

[grovina]

https://github.com/KhronosGroup/SPIRV-LLVM
Is this concevable?

[DuncanMcBain]

Hi Grovina, that tool will unfortunately not help in this instance. AMD's latest drivers do not support SPIR 1.2 which is unfortunately the only output format we support at this point. The drivers that AMD provide for Ubuntu 14.04 are the ones that we test internally (which support SPIR 1.2). Regrettably we do not have hardware matching your GPU in our testing infrastructure, and have not tested the exact combination of Ubuntu, Tahiti cards and the driver that supports SPIR 1.2.

[grovina]

@DuncanMcBain thanks for your answer.
Does it mean that then I still have a hope changing to Ubuntu 14.04 [and fglrx]?

[DuncanMcBain]

Hi @grovina, sorry for the delayed response. The setup I have here is Ubuntu 14.04 with the drivers that correspond to my GPU from AMD's website, though since I haven't the same hardware as you I cannot promise that the same setup will work for you. That said, with my current configuration, I can run and pass the SDK tests (from our ComputeCpp-SDK repository).