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I want to get into app development for the apple ecosystem and since my current laptop is arriving at his end of life i tough" "What better occasion to get a mac?".
I think I've basically cleared all my points for support on the m1 chip but i was hunted by this doubt: "Are app developed under M1 chip, somehow compatible with the Intel based mac? If not do I have to recompile the code on a Intel based mac?"
Yes, using Xcode 12, you can create universal binaries that run both on M1 and x86. These Apple Developer documents go into the details:
Building a Universal macOS Binary
and
Porting Your macOS Apps to Apple Silicon
(while the second document is instructing about going the other direction, it's still a good reference on the universal binary concept.)
I'm going to upgrade our IBM BPM 8.5.7 server, and IBM Installation manager suggests to upgrade to IBM Business Automation Workflow.
Is it correct ? IBM BPM became IBM BAW ? Is it the same licence ?
As don't have any other alternative on the upgrade options.
Of course, you should always check with your IBM Rep, but IBM BAW is has subsumed IBM BPM in their offerings. That is you can no longer buy just IBM BPM. Your license for IBM BPM should convert to an IBM BAW license.
This article articulates the various upgrade paths. If you have the option of going to BAW I would advise doing so. From what I remember they announced at Think last year, going from BPM -> BAW is straight forward from a licensing standpoint. However if you are coming from Case Manager it is more complex as I think CM had a per seat or per user pricing model, and BAW follows the PVU licensing model (hardware based approach) which is the same approach followed for IBM BPM licenses.
One important note - as of 8.6 the desktop designer has been depreciated. You will need to plan to convert all of your legacy desktop assets over to Web Process Designer assets as the Eclipsed based designer is being phased out. I think that BAW only supports the Web Based Designer (but please check before assuming I'm correct).
Yes,
as Drux said, it is the same license,
but not only, as starting from 8.6.0 you can use advanced features under the same license:
https://www-01.ibm.com/common/ssi/cgi-bin/ssialias?infotype=an&subtype=ca&appname=gpateam&supplier=897&letternum=ENUS217-379
IBM BPM V8.6 delivers product simplification to utilize its full power more easily and provide greater flexibility.
Standard and Advanced editions are now combined into a single offering, where Process Center, Process Server, and PFS are included under a single license.
Web Process Designer in IBM BPM V8.6 no longer requires a separate charge.
Desktop Process Designer V8.5.7 supports IBM BPM V8.6 and is licensed separately with an additional charge.
IBM BPM Express® is also available if clients need a low cost, entry point on-premise offering.
Clients can also subscribe to IBM BPM on Cloud, if they prefer IBM to host and manage the IBM BPM infrastructure on their behalf.
I working on customized SoC with ARM Cortex-A9.
It supports NEON, but do not has Mali GPU.
With system, can I use OpenCL with NEON?
I found OpenCL SDK for Mali at ARM website.
(http://malideveloper.arm.com/resources/sdks/mali-opencl-sdk/)
but there isn't any words support NEON.
ARM have previously announced OpenCL for NEON, but these were not directly available to the public, and the 'opencl-for-neon' link on that page now just redirects to the Mali developer page.
You could instead use pocl, an open source implementation of OpenCL that runs on many different platforms, include ARM CPUs with NEON.
There exist some third party research work on this topic
they created a framework for OpenCL to make use of NEON instructions
check here:
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/261176555_OpenCL_framework_for_ARM_processors_with_NEON_support
I'm using Mavericks to write OpenCL code that should be compatible with 10.8 and 10.9 (Mavericks).
What versions of OpenCL are supported in Mountain Lion?
Mountain Lion is OpenCL 1.1 only.
Because NVidia still doesn't support 1.2 for political reasons you should write 1.1 code in anycase if you wish for your program to work on all macs.
I want to know if there is any version of Intel's opencl implementation for windows XP?I have searched quite a lot about it and didnt find anything .But thought i'd confirm here.
None. They list only Vista and Windows 7. I doubt XP will be supported.
AMD support XP at present, if what you really want is OpenCL for CPU.
Found on the Internet:
Making OpenCL features available - Wings 3D
For old Intel processors (like P4) or on-board GPU (like Intel G33/31): ATI Stream SDK 2.3 is the last version that supports Windows XP SP3