Creating Kernel Code

Making kernel code is pretty simple! Here’s what you need to know:

1. Include the Essential Header
   Always start by including the mu/mu.hpp header. It’s a must-have!

   #include "mu/mu.hpp"
   

2. Pick Your Host-Callable Functions
   Choose which functions you want to call from the host.
   Just remember to use MU_KERNEL_ADD macro to show it’s host-callable.

   For example:

   void kernel_callable(int size)
   {
      ...
   }
   
   void host_callable(int* data, int size)
   {
       // Your awesome code here
   }   
   MU_KERNEL_ADD(host_callable)  
   

3. Keep Parameters in Check
   You can use up to 9 parameters for your kernel function. No more!

4. Memory Constraints
   • Heap Size: The kernel’s heap size is limited to 3MB.
   • Stack Size: The kernel’s stack size is limited to 64KB.

Stick to these guidelines, and you’ll be creating great kernel code in no time!