Implemented multi-device sample #91
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Rebased branch and removed unrelated commits. So I think this is ready to be merged :) |
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Requested a review from @nikhiljnv, planning to merge tomorrow. |
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Merging as agreed in the December 12th teleconference. |
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This PR adds the C/C++ samples showcasing a multi-device convolution computation that makes use of sub-devices and sub-buffers.
Note: only the last commit is relevant for the PR, all the other commits are from the StreamHPC:release-cd branch. After #88 is merged, this should be trivial to rebase/merge.