I know it's not described on this slide, but I couldn't find any detailed information about ISPC tasks, besides the fact that they take advantage of multi-core and that ISPC guarantees the function only returns to C/C++ code once all tasks have returned.
How would the diagram look for tasks? Would it be any different besides "multi-core" instead of "single-core"?
I know it's not described on this slide, but I couldn't find any detailed information about ISPC tasks, besides the fact that they take advantage of multi-core and that ISPC guarantees the function only returns to C/C++ code once all tasks have returned. How would the diagram look for tasks? Would it be any different besides "multi-core" instead of "single-core"?
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See if the ISPC task documentation helps you out.
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