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Work around an overflow condition for now.

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I'm not sure what's going wrong; the math still holds up at higher
densities, but when you crank up the samples-per-pixel count the
accumulators start overflowing stochastically, and when they do
they dump nonsense into the output. Until I have time, take a small
perf hit by flushing much more often.
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Steven Robertson
2015-02-14 17:48:22 -08:00
parent 8da1821616
commit e08444f74b
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@ -346,17 +346,17 @@ iter(uint64_t out_ptr, uint64_t atom_ptr,
cvt.u64.u32 ptr, off; cvt.u64.u32 ptr, off;
add.u64 ptr, ptr, %4; add.u64 ptr, ptr, %4;
// 97% of the time, do an atomic add, then jump to the end without // 80% of the time, do an atomic add, then jump to the end without
// stalling the thread waiting for the data value // stalling the thread waiting for the data value
setp.le.f32 p, %5, 0.97; setp.le.f32 p, %5, 0.80;
@p red.global.add.u64 [ptr], val; @p red.global.add.u64 [ptr], val;
@p bra oflow_end; @p bra oflow_end;
// 3% of the time, do the atomic add, and wait for the results // 20% of the time, do the atomic add, and wait for the results
atom.global.add.u64 val, [ptr], val; atom.global.add.u64 val, [ptr], val;
mov.b64 {lo, hi}, val; mov.b64 {lo, hi}, val;
// If the density is less than 256, jump to the end // If the density is less than 32, jump to the end
setp.lo.u32 p, hi, (256 << 22); setp.lo.u32 p, hi, (256 << 22);
@p bra oflow_end; @p bra oflow_end;