[samus]

It's in the very name: "Tiny-GPU". Since it's a demonstration project by a hobbyist, the author probably didn't want to implement the whole optimized rendering stack yet.

On the other hand, they also left out some features that you'd expect to find on a general-purpose compute accelerator.

For example, they focus on tensor math. No support for bit wrangling and other integer math. No exotic floating point formats. Minimal branching capabilities.

[Narishma]

The name is what I'm contesting. It's called Tiny-GPU but there's no mention of graphics functionality anywhere in the project.

[samus]

Graphics pretty much boils down to matrix multiplication, and that's exactly what this thing accelerates. If it were a generalized accellerator, it would have to support other kinds of arithmetic as well.

[Narishma]

Agree to disagree. I'll stop here because we're just wasting time running in circles.