Generally, we use temporary arrays in kernel which their sizes are decieded in compilation time like follows:
const int size = 100;
globla void kernel()
{
int array;
}
My question is that can we decied the size of the array in run time? Something like:
global void kernel(int size)
{
int *array = new int;
}
If we can, is the performance of dynamic arrays lower than the static ones??
Thanks in advance!