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No, Oclgrind does not currently support the generic address space. It currently has distinct address spaces for global, local and private memory, so some work would be needed to make it possible to identify the address space from the pointer value (probably at the same time as reworking the addressing system to support SVM).
I failed to execute the kernels if I remove
__global
tags for data pointers.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: