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I would like to use TI's OpenVX for application development. What are the kernels that are supported by TI's OpenVX that can be used in my application?
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Part Number: PROCESSOR-SDK-DRA8X-TDA4X
I would like to use TI's OpenVX for application development. What are the kernels that are supported by TI's OpenVX that can be used in my application?
As of the time of this post, TI supports the OpenVX 1.1 specification as found in the specification document below. This includes all of the OpenVX 1.1 standard kernels.
https://www.khronos.org/registry/OpenVX/specs/1.1/html/index.html
The OpenVX 1.1 kernels have been fully optimized and are available on both C66x DSP’s of Jacinto 7. Certain kernels are also available on the Hardware Accelerators of Jacinto 7. The full list of kernels along with their hardware mapping can be found in the OpenVX Standard Kernels section of the TIOVX user guide.
TI also provides extension kernels for each of the Hardware Accelerators available on Jacinto 7. The full list of these kernels can be found in the TI Extension Kernels section of the TIOVX user guide.
The full TI OpenVX source code can be found in the tiovx folder of the Automotive RTOS SDK release.