One (cuda) kernel to run them all #13
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Note: eventually I think we should have one single folder with a lot of #if OPENCL_FPGA inside |
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Now that we have everything working I think it makes sense to share the kernels. I've started with cuda (despite issue #12) because I was bored this morning and doing the same to opencl requires a bit more work.
I'll do it next with the opencl version once I get familiar with the FPGA.
(I forgot I was in the fpga branch that's why it is pointing there :P)