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completely store its state and working (nearly) fully independent of
each other.
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least have 8 SSBOs), to allow three times larger images. Also make it possible to ignore maximum buffer size reported by the driver.
The maximum buffer size limitation is rather strict on radeonsi, so I decided to split the buffer in three, effectively increasing the maximum image size by a factor of three.
While doing so I realized that at least on radeonsi the reported maximum buffer size seems to be off. For this reason I added a new command line switch, that allows to ignore the maximum buffer size check.
For those curious: radeonsi reports a maximum buffer size of 128 MB, but I had no problems when using three buffers of 1098 MB each.
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hash of it, causing more drastic changes of the y=f(x,yDecoupler)
function with dispatch number.
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teh available randomness!
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everywhere.
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Restrict starting value range to positive y-values, probably improving
random quality
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Also: Steal integer hash from stackexchange...
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