Re: OpenCL enabled by default after OS reinstall causing Unit Test Failure

slacka <lukebenes -AT- hotmail.com>
Thu, 15 Dec 2016 11:57:43 -0700 (MST)

If someone wants to dig deeper, I’d be glad to run special debug builds like
I did for Ashod’s failing Unit tests.

Or, should we just blacklist my driver? What info do you need for that?

-Luke




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OpenCL enabled by default after OS reinstall causing Unit Test Failure · slacka
- Re: OpenCL enabled by default after OS reinstall causing Unit Test Failure · Oliver Brinzing
  - Re: OpenCL enabled by default after OS reinstall causing Unit Test Failure · Tor Lillqvist
    - Re: OpenCL enabled by default after OS reinstall causing Unit Test Failure · Oliver Brinzing
      - Re: OpenCL enabled by default after OS reinstall causing Unit Test Failure · Tor Lillqvist
- Re: OpenCL enabled by default after OS reinstall causing Unit Test Failure · slacka
  - Re: OpenCL enabled by default after OS reinstall causing Unit Test Failure · Niklas Johansson
    - Re: OpenCL enabled by default after OS reinstall causing Unit Test Failure · slacka
      - Re: OpenCL enabled by default after OS reinstall causing Unit Test Failure · Markus Mohrhard
        
        Re: OpenCL enabled by default after OS reinstall causing Unit Test Failure · slacka
        
        Re: OpenCL enabled by default after OS reinstall causing Unit Test Failure · Miklos Vajna

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