#Compiling xpad odroid xu4 how to

The latest version is 18.03 at the time of writing this post, so I retrieved it, and tried to build it as instructed: The relevant post is dated January 2018, and relies on Compute Library 17.12, but you can check out the latest version and documentation.

#Compiling xpad odroid xu4 how to

Since I did not know where to start, Hardkernel redirected me to a forum thread where we are shown how to use Arm Compute Library to test OpenCL on the board.

If you want to learn more about OpenCL coding on Arm, one way would be to check out the source code of the provided samples. The purpose of this tutorial is to show how to run an OpenCL sample, and OpenCL utility, and I won’t go into the nitty gritty of OpenCL code. That was a good excuse to learn a bit more, try it out on the board, and write a short guide to get started with OpenGL on hardware with Arm Mali GPU. While I tested OpenGL ES with tools like glmark2-es2 and es2gears, as well as WebGL demos in Chromium, I did not test OpenCL, since I’m not that familiar with it, except it’s used for GPGPU (General Purpose GPU) to accelerate tasks like image/audio processing. GPU hardware acceleration via OpenGL ES 3.1 and OpenCL 1.2 drivers for Mali T628MP6 GPU However I skipped on the features listed in the Changelog: Last week, I reviewed Ubuntu 18.04 on ODROID-XU4 board testing most of the advertised features.