Update and fix SYCL headers #20
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This reverts commit f5e8628.
…into update-sycl
bashbaug
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I don't actually remember what my environment was that only worked with these changes, but I am unable to replicate that environment now. I've gone ahead and removed the changes, my bad on that part! |
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I noticed that SYCL headers were outdated and were failing to build when following build instructions in the README. This PR:
Adds the necessary includes in cmake files for builds with-DBUILD_SYCL=onto compile successfullysycl::info::device::opencl_c_version, which is no longer in the SYCL spec<sycl/sycl.hpp>headers instead of obsolete<cl/sycl.hpp>I would like to raise attention to point 2 however: I am unsure if printing the
opencl_c_versionis important, but judging by the fact that the SYCL spec does not provide alternatives for this in newer specs, I am assuming this is no longer applicable. If the e.g. opencl version is still important debugging information, please let me know and I will add a print for e.g.sycl::info::device::versioninstead. Thanks for understanding!