ViennaCL - The Vienna Computing Library: viennacl/device_specific/builtin_database/devices/gpu/amd/northern_islands/barts.hpp File Reference

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barts.hpp File Reference
`#include "viennacl/device_specific/templates/matrix_product_template.hpp"`
`#include "viennacl/device_specific/forwards.h"`
`#include "viennacl/device_specific/builtin_database/common.hpp"`

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## Namespaces
| viennacl
| Main namespace in ViennaCL. Holds all the basic types such as vector, matrix, etc. and defines operations upon them.
| viennacl::device_specific
| Provides an OpenCL kernel generator.
| viennacl::device_specific::builtin_database
| viennacl::device_specific::builtin_database::devices
| viennacl::device_specific::builtin_database::devices::gpu
| viennacl::device_specific::builtin_database::devices::gpu::amd
| viennacl::device_specific::builtin_database::devices::gpu::amd::northern_islands
| viennacl::device_specific::builtin_database::devices::gpu::amd::northern_islands::barts

## Functions
void | viennacl::device_specific::builtin_database::devices::gpu::amd::northern_islands::barts::add_4B (database_type< matrix_product_template::parameters_type > &db, char_to_type<'T'>, char_to_type<'T'>)
void | viennacl::device_specific::builtin_database::devices::gpu::amd::northern_islands::barts::add_4B (database_type< matrix_product_template::parameters_type > &db, char_to_type<'T'>, char_to_type<'N'>)
void | viennacl::device_specific::builtin_database::devices::gpu::amd::northern_islands::barts::add_4B (database_type< matrix_product_template::parameters_type > &db, char_to_type<'N'>, char_to_type<'T'>)
void | viennacl::device_specific::builtin_database::devices::gpu::amd::northern_islands::barts::add_4B (database_type< matrix_product_template::parameters_type > &db, char_to_type<'N'>, char_to_type<'N'>)