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Mesa 17.0.6 Released With Polaris 12 RADV Support
For those that haven't yet switched over to the newly-stable Mesa 17.1 series, last quarter's Mesa 17.0 series was just updated with the v17.0.6 point release.
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Radeon's ROCm OpenCL Runtime Finally Open-Sourced
AMD has made good on their word to open-source their ROCm OpenCL stack.
AMD hadn't been contributing much to their Clover-based Gallium3D OpenCL stack in quite some time as their focus shifted to their ROCm-based compute stack with plans to eventually open up their OpenCL implementation. That implementation is now available as open-source.
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Mesa 17.2 Planned For Release Mid-August
With Mesa 17.1 having been released this week, the release calendar has been updated for Mesa 17.2.
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Vulkan 1.0.49 Introduces Two New Extensions
It had been close to one month since the last Vulkan update, which is rare since usually point releases to Vulkan 1.0 ship every week or two. But with the wait comes many bug fixes to the specifications as well as two new specifications.
Vulkan 1.0.49 contains a number of document clarifications, new commentary, and in total fixes four GitHub issues and 11 internal issues.
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