Dependency on Intel DLLs
OpenCL is optionally used by Console, maybe that’s why.
There’s no need for Console to run on a FPGA – it needs some CPU and DirectX graphics. Things like the Intel 12th / 13th / 14th generation run programs like Console / SDR# etc. with ease. Console (and SDR#) is a very, very efficiently coded program.
Simon Brown, G4ELI
Sent: 03 January 2022 10:19
To: main@SDR-Radio.groups.io
Subject: [SDR-Radio] Dependency on Intel DLLs
I recently installed the Intel oneAPI with it's compiler etc. And a bunch of extra directories needed for PATH etc.
So now, running the latest SDR Console.exe beta-version, I noted via Process Explorer that some of these Intel .DLL files gets loaded into the SDR Console.exe process:
How does this happen?
AFAICS, none of Simon's .DLLs/.EXEs loads these explicitly. So perhaps my Intel graphics driver of something else are loading these .DLLs dynamically?
Not at big problem. I'm just curious of what they do. Especially the AlteraCl.dll lib; SDR Console running on a FPGA. That'll be the day.
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I recently installed the Intel oneAPI with it's compiler etc.
And a bunch of extra directories needed for PATH etc.
So now, running the latest SDR Console.exe beta-version, I noted
via Process Explorer that some of these Intel .DLL files gets loaded into
the SDR Console.exe process:
How does this happen?
AFAICS, none of Simon's .DLLs/.EXEs loads these explicitly. So perhaps my Intel graphics driver of something else are loading these .DLLs dynamically?
Not at big problem. I'm just curious of what they do. Especially the AlteraCl.dll lib;
SDR Console running on a FPGA. That'll be the day.