Working with OpenCL

OpenCL programs are used for performing computations on video cards that support OpenCL 1.1 or higher. Modern video cards contain hundreds of small specialized processors that can simultaneously perform simple mathematical operations with incoming data streams. The OpenCL language organizes parallel computing and provides greater speed for a certain class of tasks.

It is recommended to write the source code for OpenCL in separate CL files, which can later be included in the MQL5 program using the resource variables.

Function	Action
CLHandleType	Returns the type of an OpenCL handle as a value of the ENUM_OPENCL_HANDLE_TYPE enumeration
CLGetInfoInteger	Returns the value of an integer property for an OpenCL object or device
CLGetInfoString	Creates an OpenCL context
CLContextCreate	Removes an OpenCL context
CLContextFree	Receives device property from OpenCL driver
CLGetDeviceInfo	Creates an OpenCL program from a source code
CLProgramCreate	Removes an OpenCL program
CLProgramFree	Creates an OpenCL start function
CLKernelCreate	Removes an OpenCL start function
CLKernelFree	Sets a parameter for the OpenCL function
CLSetKernelArg	Sets an OpenCL buffer as a parameter of the OpenCL function
CLSetKernelArgMem	Sets the local buffer as an argument of the kernel function
CLSetKernelArgMemLocal	Creates an OpenCL buffer
CLBufferCreate	Deletes an OpenCL buffer
CLBufferFree	Writes an array into an OpenCL buffer
CLBufferWrite	Reads an OpenCL buffer into an array
CLBufferRead	Runs an OpenCL program
CLExecute	Returns the OpenCL program execution status
CLExecutionStatus	Returns the OpenCL program execution status

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