On 11/26/2014 12:58 PM, Lionel Elie Mamane wrote:
In my understanding, "List of known-bad OpenCL implementations" (it
needs to be a plural IMHO) is equivalent to "List of OpenCL
implementations that are known to be bad", while "List of known bad
implementations of OpenCL" is equivalent to "List of OpenCL
implementations that are known and are bad". "Known to be bad" and
"known and bad" are not the same statement.
...but for the end user it hardly makes a difference whether an
implementation ends up on that list because it is known to be bad or
merely because it is bad (and some oracle rightly put it on that list). :)
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