
so it's good to know that OpenCL itself is working.
INSTALL CUDA LINUX MINT REBECCA CODE
I have the opencl sample code from nvidia running now and everything compiled fine. Here is the gdalwarp command that I've been using to test: configure -with-png=internal -with-libtiff=internal -with-geotiff=internal -with-jpeg=internal -with-gif=internal -with-openjpeg=/home/steven/SourceBuilds/openjpeg-2.1.0-Darwin-i386 -with-opencl=yes -with-opencl-include=/usr/local/cuda-6.5/include Here is the config command I've been using:


Using options like -multi -wo USE_ALL_CPUS -wo ENABLE_OPENCL=TRUE all have no effect on time to run the proccess. However, when running gdalwarp, the processes is handled only on the CPU and the GPU remains untouched by gdal according to nvidia-smi and the gui system monitor. the samples run fine and activity shows in nvidia-smi I was able to run and compile the CUDA samples that were included in the toolkit.

I've built gdal from source enabling opencl and pointing the configure options to the header files included in the Nvidia Cuda Toolkit v6.5. I'm on a new machine with linux mint 17.1 and a K420 Quadro card.
