This manual describes the use of ViennaCL and consists of multiple parts:

Introduction	Provides a first overview of ViennaCL
Installation	How to build the examples and benchmarks in ViennaCL
Basic Types	Description of the basic types in ViennaCL
Basic Operations	Description of the basic operations available
Algorithms	Discusses the use of the various algorithms available
Interfacing Other Libraries	Using ViennaCL with other libraries such as Boost.uBLAS, Eigen, or MTL4
Memory Model	Explains the memory model used in ViennaCL
Shared Library	How to use ViennaCL as a shared library from programming languages other than C++
Additional Algorithms (Unstable)	Explains backend-specific (unstable) algorithms in ViennaCL
User-Provided OpenCL Contexts	How to provide your own OpenCL context for use with ViennaCL
Configuring OpenCL Contexts and Devices	How to use multiple compute devices concurrently with ViennaCL
Custom OpenCL Compute Kernels	Shows how to use your own compute kernels in CUDA or OpenCL with ViennaCL
Structured Matrix Types	Describes the structured matrices and associated operations available for the OpenCL backend
Design Decisions	Explains certain design decisions in ViennaCL
Authors and Contributors	A list of authors and contributors to ViennaCL
Versioning	Description of the basic types in ViennaCL
Change Log	Lists the changes to ViennaCL in each release
License	The permissive MIT/X11 license of ViennaCL