[SYCL][E2E] Fix -Werror failures in implicitly SPIR only DeviceLib tests #18995
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The `-fsycl-device-lib-jit-link` only has an effect in SPIR compilation so these tests would fail with `-Werror` for non SPIR targets. This basically the same as intel#18985, but also apply it to tests that have `UNSUPPORTED: target-amd || target-nvidia`. These tests could be enabled for future non-SPIR targets we should not be assuming that `!target-amd && !target-nvidia` implies SPIR.
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Are you asking me or @Maetveis ? |
The author of the text from the PR description quoted in my comment. |
…k` appears Use `%if target-spir` to either conditionally enable the entire run-line (when the run-line only only differs by adding `-fsycl-device-lib-jit-link`), or to conditionally enable the `-fsycl-device-lib-jit-link` flag itself (when there are other differences).
I'd rather not. These tests are not SPIR specific IMO, only |
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| // RUN: %clangxx -fsycl -fsycl-device-lib-jit-link %{mathflags} %s -o %t.out | ||
| // RUN: %if !gpu %{ %{run} %t.out %} | ||
| // RUN: %if target-spir %{ %{build} -fsycl-device-lib-jit-link %{mathflags} %s -o %t2.out %} |
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There's a drive-by fix here: %clangxx -fsycl depends on the default of -fsycl-targets being spir64. %{build} is the same as %clangxx -fsycl %{sycl-target-options %} which is what we want.
Also the two executables were named the same, so in separate build and run mode the second run line one would override the first, so that would be run twice when starting the test run.
Co-authored-by: Alexey Bader <[email protected]>
The expansion of `%{build}` already contains the file name of the test
(`%s`), repeating it leads to duplicate symbol errors.
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I believe the CI failures are not related to these changes. I see similar failures in other PRs; I opened: #19034 |
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-fsycl-device-lib-jit-linkonly has an effect in SPIR compilation so these tests would fail with-Werrorfor non SPIR targets.This basically the same as #18985, but also apply it to tests that have
UNSUPPORTED: target-amd || target-nvidia. These tests could be enabled for future non-SPIR targets; we should not be assuming that!target-amd && !target-nvidiaimplies SPIR.