Dan Barnes dbarnes

## # opencv3 - 2017-08-05_13-23-03.txt
Homebrew build logs for homebrew/science/opencv3 on macOS 10.12.5
Build date: 2017-08-05 13:23:03

## opengl-select-renderer.cpp
// Post here:
// Multi-GPU OpenGL on OSX with GLFW3.3
// https://medium.com/@danbarnes333/multi-gpu-opengl-on-osx-with-glfw3-3-6b0dab55467d

// Note: I’ve left in a lot of information gathering about the OpenGL Renderers that I thought
// might be helpful to those looking and can be deleted if you want more optimal code.
// For example if you dont know the virtual screen no. up front you could cycle through the
// renderers to find the desired virtual screen, checking they are:
// i)  - accelerated (i.e. GPU)
// ii) - offline (renderers not connected to a display, i.e. second GPU on Mac Pro)

## OSX Sierra + Titan Xp eGPU. Tensorflow 1.2.1. + CUDA 8 + cuDNN 6.md

      
        
          
            
              
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    OSX Sierra + Titan Xp eGPU. Tensorflow 1.2.1. + CUDA 8 + cuDNN 6

This gist summarises the tensorflow related steps I took to get the above combo working.
When its all tested in c++ I'll update the instructions fully (and add anything I forgot below).
But in summary ( with the current master dd06643cf098ed362212ce0f76ee746951466e81 ):
I have uploaded the pip wheel which I believe should work if you have the same setup but no promises (built for compute capability 3.5, 5.2, 6.0 and named tensorflow-gpu).
Install with (not sure dropbox allows this direct linking):
	Homebrew build logs for homebrew/science/opencv3 on macOS 10.12.5
	Build date: 2017-08-05 13:23:03
	// Post here:
	// Multi-GPU OpenGL on OSX with GLFW3.3
	// https://medium.com/@danbarnes333/multi-gpu-opengl-on-osx-with-glfw3-3-6b0dab55467d

	// Note: I’ve left in a lot of information gathering about the OpenGL Renderers that I thought
	// might be helpful to those looking and can be deleted if you want more optimal code.
	// For example if you dont know the virtual screen no. up front you could cycle through the
	// renderers to find the desired virtual screen, checking they are:
	// i) - accelerated (i.e. GPU)
	// ii) - offline (renderers not connected to a display, i.e. second GPU on Mac Pro)