Changes between Version 19 and Version 20 of AppPlanSpec

Timestamp:

Jul 22, 2014, 11:51:59 AM (10 years ago)

Author:

davea

Comment:

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AppPlanSpec

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 = Specifying plan classes in XML =
 
@@ -48 +49 @@
 
 
-Fields for multicore apps:
+=== Fields for multicore apps ===
  <min_ncpus>x</min_ncpus> :: run only on hosts with at least X usable CPUs.
  <max_threads>x</max_threads>:: use at most this many CPUs
 
-Fields for GPU apps:
+=== Fields for GPU apps ===
 
  <gpu_type>X</gpu_type>:: the GPU type ('''nvidia''', '''amd''', or '''intel''')
@@ -74 +75 @@
  <without_opencl>0|1</without_opencl>:: send this version only to hosts without OpenCL capability
 
-Fields for AMD/ATI GPU apps:
+=== Fields for AMD/ATI GPU apps ===
 
  <need_ati_libs/>:: Require libraries named "ati", not "amd".
@@ -111 +112 @@
 }}}
 
-Fields for NVIDIA GPU apps:
+=== Fields for NVIDIA GPU apps ===
 
  <min_nvidia_compcap>MMmm</min_nvidia_compcap>:: minimum compute capability
  <max_nvidia_compcap>MMmm</max_nvidia_compcap>:: maximum compute capability
 
-Fields for CUDA apps
+=== Fields for CUDA apps ===
 
  <min_cuda_version>MMmmm</min_cuda_version>:: minimum CUDA version
  <max_cuda_version>MMmmm</max_cuda_version>:: maximum CUDA version
 
-Fields for OpenCL apps (CPU or GPU)
+=== Fields for OpenCL apps (CPU or GPU) ===
 
  <opencl/>:: include this for OpenCL applications
@@ -128 +129 @@
  <double_precision_fp>:: reject plan class if the device doesn't support double precision floating point math
 
-Fields for OpenCL apps for AMD
+=== Fields for OpenCL apps for AMD ===
  <min_opencl_driver_revision>MMmmrr</min_opencl_driver_revision>:: minimum OpenCL driver revision
  <max_opencl_driver_revision>MMmmrr</max_opencl_driver_revision>:: maximum OpenCL driver revision
 
-Fields for !VirtualBox apps
+=== Fields for !VirtualBox apps ===
 
  <virtualbox/> :: !VirtualBox application; send only to hosts with !VirtualBox installed
@@ -144 +145 @@
 they'll be run single-core.
 
-Fields for non-compute-intensive apps:
+=== Fields for non-compute-intensive apps ===
  <avg_ncpus>x</avg_ncpus>:: average # CPUs used.  Use for non-compute-intensive apps;
    for others it's calculated for you.