1 | | testing the Pull requests yields one further piece of information (which may or may not be useful?) It seems in fact that the pop up DOES work for machines that do not have GPU support showing only the "No OpenCl" Option. If the machine does support GPUs then nothing happens when clicking OpenCl Options. this was true for both the master build for win64 and the PR build for win64. |
| 1 | testing the Pull requests yields one further piece of information (which may or may not be useful?) It seems in fact that the pop up DOES work for machines that do not have GPU support showing only the "No !OpenCl" Option. However clicking on test does not work. If the machine does support GPUs then nothing happens when clicking !OpenCl Options. this was true for both the master build for win64 and the PR build for win64. |
| 2 | |
| 3 | Looking into the !SasView log, the line mentioned above by Torin is logged in 'both' cases, mainly: |
| 4 | {{{ |
| 5 | WARNING : sas.sasgui.perspectives.fitting.gpu_options (gpu_options.pyc:172) :: Unable to import the pyopencl package. It may not have been installed. If you wish to use OpenCL, try running pip install --user pyopencl |
| 6 | }}} |
| 7 | |
| 8 | Further, As Torin points out as well, running the 4.1.2 installer version 'does' seem to bring the pop up in all cases, but in all cases it only shows the "No !OpenCl" option. Again clicking on test in either case produces nothing. However, the log file no longer shows any errors. |
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| 10 | Finally, version 4.1.0 Does work at least on a GPU enabled machine and shows the various !OpenCl options AND test will generate a test result window even if the "No !OpenCl" option is chosen. |
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| 12 | * Clearly something happened in the builds between 4.1.0 and 4.1.2. Could that have something to do with the default being set to No !OpenCl? |
| 13 | * It looks like on top of that pyopencl may be missing from the current build machines? |