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[ 17:31 jbeich ] 519222 devel/Makefile 519222 devel/intel-graphics-compiler 519222 devel/intel-graphics-compiler/Makefile 519222 devel/intel-graphics-compiler/distinfo 519222 devel/intel-graphics-compiler/files 519222 devel/intel-graphics-compiler/files/patch-alloca 519222 devel/intel-graphics-compiler/files/patch-limits 519222 devel/intel-graphics-compiler/files/patch-process-name 519222 devel/intel-graphics-compiler/files/patch-unix 519222 devel/intel-graphics-compiler/pkg-descr (Only the first 10 of 35 ports in this commit are shown above. ) devel/compute-runtime: add new port Tested by: clpeak, waifu2x-converter-cpp via drm-v4.9 on Skylake The Intel(R) Graphics Compute Runtime for OpenCL(TM) is an open source project to converge Intel's development efforts on OpenCL(TM) compute stacks supporting the GEN graphics hardware architecture. https://01.org/compute-runtime
Number of commits found XX: 1

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