How can I run this code on my GPU (using pyopencl)

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I have a Radeon AMD GPU, how can I run this script on my gpu to make it run faster:

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from cryptotools.BTC.HD import check, WORDS

with open("combo.txt", "r") as a_file:
    for line in a_file:
        stripped_line = line.strip()
        for word in WORDS:
            mnemonic = stripped_line.format(x=word)
            if check(mnemonic):
                print(mnemonic)
                with open("print.txt", "a") as i:
                    i.write(mnemonic)
                    i.write("\n")

What I have tried:

This is very new to me and I need some ideas to work from

Posted 22-Aug-21 4:57am

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Updated 22-Aug-21 5:12am

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OriginalGriff · Accepted Answer · 2021-08-22T05:12:00

You can't, or at least not without some serious thinking about what you are doing.
Code that runs on a GPU doesn't have any direct access to the host computer file system - it's an isolated device intended for processing, not I/O.

Basically, this is just your question yesterday in slightly different clothes: and nothing has changed since then.
Multithreading - no matter if done on the CPU or the GPU - is not a magic bullet which will automatically speed your computer up and allow you to process billion line files in moments. It can help, but it has to be thought about in great detail before you start work on designing a system to do it if you are going to get any sensible results out of it (and that pretty much means no file I/O at all on CPU or GPU!). Go back to yesterday's question, and read the answers again: nothing has changed sine they were written!