AMD releases ADK 2.01 - Feb 10, 2010

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AMD today release a new version of ATI Stream SDK and performance analysis tools which are essential for GPGPU developers to develop OpenCL applications on ATI graphics cards.

What's new in v2.01:
Support for Red Hat® Enterprise Linux® 5.3.
Support for debugging OpenCL™ with GDB on x86 CPUs under Linux
Preview: Support for OpenCL™ / Microsoft® DirectX 9 interoperability
Additional OpenCL™ samples:
BoxFilter
FFT
GaussianNoise (under cpp_cl)
Uniform Random Number Generator (URNG)
Stream KernelAnalyzer with OpenCL™ support
Various OpenCL™ compiler and runtime fixes and enhancements
Support for ATI Radeon™ HD 5670 GPU and ATI Radeon™ HD 5570 GPU (codenamed Redwood)
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ATI Stream SDK v2.01 Product page: http://developer.amd.com/gpu/ATIStreamSDK/Pages/default.aspx
ATI Stream SDK v2.01 Release Notes: http://developer.amd.com/gpu/ATIStreamSDK/assets/ATI_Stream_SDK_Release_Notes_Developer.pdf

ATI Stream Profiler is a performance analysis tool to analyze OpenCL™ programs on ATI Radeon™ graphics cards fully integrated into Microsoft® Visual Studio® 2008.

Stream KernelAnalyzer (SKA for short) is a tool for analyzing the performance of stream kernels on ATI Radeon™ graphics cards and AMD FireStream stream processors. It gives you accurate performance estimates for your kernels and even allows you to view disassembly of the generated hardware shader. Stream KernelAnalyzer can be used as a GUI tool for interactive tuning of your kernels or in command line mode to generate detailed reports.
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ATI Stream Profiler v1.1 Product page: http://developer.amd.com/gpu/StreamProfiler/Pages/default.aspx
Stream KernelAnalyser v1.4.0.515 Product page: http://developer.amd.com/GPU/SKA/Pages/default.aspx

Note: All of the above requires Catalyst Driver 10.1 for ATI Radeon HD 4000/5000 series discrete graphics cards and AMD FireStream GPGPU cards, or FirePro Unified Driver version 8.683 for ATI FirePro cards.
 
and 3870 cards are now kicked to the curb. guess they felt it was not worth it to keep support for r6xx series even though those cards were supported in v1.4
 
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