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ArrayFire: getAvailableBackends

Returns an integer indicating the backends loaded successfully. More...

Returns an integer indicating the backends loaded successfully.

The number returned denotes the backends available according to the table:

Return Value Backends Available 0 None 1 CPU 2 CUDA 3 CPU and CUDA 4 OpenCL 5 CPU and OpenCL 6 CUDA and OpenCL 7 CPU, CUDA and OpenCL

To convert the integer back into bools for each device, use the following code

@ AF_BACKEND_CUDA

CUDA Compute Backend.

@ AF_BACKEND_OPENCL

OpenCL Compute Backend.

@ AF_BACKEND_CPU

CPU a.k.a sequential algorithms.

AFAPI int getAvailableBackends()

Returns a flag of all available backends.

◆ af_get_available_backends() AFAPI af_err af_get_available_backends ( int *  backends )

Returns a flag of all available backends.

int backends = 0;

}

AFAPI af_err af_get_available_backends(int *backends)

Returns a flag of all available backends.

Parameters
[out] backends A flag of all available backends. Use the &(and) operator to check if a particular backend is available
Returns
af_err error code
◆ getAvailableBackends() AFAPI int getAvailableBackends ( )

Returns a flag of all available backends.

Returns
A flag of available backends

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