Community created example Parallella projects.
NAME | CONTENT |
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aobench | An ambient occlusion renderer |
blobuska | A real-time ray tracing visual music generator |
dac-wavegen | A sine and sawtooth waveform generator using an I2C DAC |
digital-pot | Fading an LED using an 8-bit digital potentiometer |
mpi-fft2d | Threaded MPI to implement a 2D FFT for Epiphany |
eprime | Testing for prime numbers using Epiphany |
fft-xcorr | A 2D image correlator demo using fast convolution (FFT) |
heat_stencil | 5-point star shaped stencil for solving heat equation |
john | John the Ripper password cracker with Parallella support |
kinect_test | Kinect demo that uses Epiphany to colorize/scale image |
lena | 2D FFT based filter running on Epiphany |
mandelbrot | A real time Mandelbrot zoomer |
assembly-opt | Assembly optimized parallel matrix multiplication |
mini-nbody | Nbody simulation |
motion-cap | Turning the Parallella into a motion capture camera |
nbody_mpi | Nbody example using the Epiphany MPI |
para-para | "hello world" apps in OpenMP, MPI and OpenCL |
riecoin | A riecoin miner |
r-opencl | An example showing R with OpenCL running on Parallella |
rpi-camera | Drivers and implementation of raspberry pi camera module |
slides | Example showing how to crate presentation from Markdown |
sobel | A sobel filter demo application using the PAL sobel function |
vfft | A very fast FFT for the Epiphany core |
Contributions to this repository are welcomed.
To submit a project for inclusion:
- Fork this repository to your personal github account using the 'fork' button above
- Clone your 'parallella-examples' fork to a local computer using 'git clone'
- Create a new sub-directory at the root of the repo
- Add your project files with the appropriate license clearly stated
- Add a README.md file (see the .skeleton directory for a template)
- Use git add-->git commit-->git push to add changes to your fork of 'parallella-examples'
- Submit a pull request by clicking the 'pull request' button on YOUR github 'parallella-examples' repo.
- The project must build, run and serve as a useful example
- Basic documentation must be included, e.g. dependencies, building and use
- Only GPL (v2 or later), BSD, Apache, and MIT licensed code will be accepted