Can I run Cuda or OpenCl on Intel I7 processor graphics (3rd or 4th gen)

Question

I am developing on SBC (which have Intel I7 3ed or 4ed and have no external GPU) I use linux. I want to take advantage of Intel GPUs. I was thinking of learning to evolve with Cuda or OpenCl. I read some old posts (a few years ago) (and I'm not sure if there is better technology now):

Can I run CUDA on Intel

GPU, CUDA or OpenCL programming

• Is it possible to run cuda code on Intel processor graphics?
• Is it possible to run OpenCl code on Intel processor graphics?
• If I can run Cuda and OpenCl code on Intel processor graphics, which is better?

Answer 1

As @Robert Crovella said, you cannot run CUDA on an Intel GPU / CPU. Where it comes to OpenCL, you have few options:

• Intel OpenCL Driver for Intel GPU and CPU
• Open Source Beignet for Intel GPU
• AMD APP SDK , which can be run on an Intel processor.

I can’t say which one works best for the Intel GPU on Linux. I think that Beignet was the first to support the Intel GPU, then official Intel drivers appeared. For Intel CPU on Linux, I use the AMD APP SDK.

Answer 2

Now you can :-) Use: coriander , which is the NVIDIA® CUDA ™ compiler for OpenCL 1.2 GPUs (full disclosure: I am the author)