[bearon]

There is a file called libGLES_mali.so in /system/vendor/lib/egl/, which contains entry points for the CL functions. If it doesn't, grab the latest binaries/image from Google for your Nexus 10 (the current JOP40C factory image with SHA1 checksum 0d641789a722cd25eb884cca253900976d131241 will do).

Pull the library from the device, and link it to your native application via ndk-build. While the application can be built like this, it won't run on the device, yet, as the CL calls are not available through the standard library. Add the following line to the Java code before loading your native library, and you’re ready to go:
System.load("/system/vendor/lib/egl/libGLES_mali.so");

The method works with the latest Android 4.2.2 update, build JDQ39, too.

[Dade]

ARM has released OpenCL SDK for Mali-T600 family few days ago: http://malideveloper.arm.com/develop...li-opencl-sdk/

Isn't Nexus 10 base on T604 ?

[bearon]

Yes it is. The tricky part is getting it working without having to root your device.

[chrism]

Hi I'm having trouble getting this to work I'v got the .so lib from the device and I have the System.load("/system/vendor/lib/egl/libGLES_mali.so"); in the java class but I'm not sure how to link it so the .c file. I have tried adding it to a egl folder in the lib folder and linking it via the paths and symbols setting in eclipse but with no luck. any help would be appreciated.

[bearon]

This simple example may be of help: http://www.openclblog.com/2013/02/op...10-part-1.html

[kishonti]

Sony Xperia Z has been also found to support OpenCL:
https://clbenchmark.com/device-info....&test=CLB10101