-fsycl-device-code-split=per_kernel must be passed to linker, not compiler #799
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…iler team Now, envoking copy kernels for different types calls JIT-ting as evidenced by ``` (idp_2022) [14:54:46 ansatnuc04 dpctl]$ SYCL_PI_TRACE=-1 python -c "import dpctl.tensor as dpt; print(dpt.__file__); X = dpt.empty(10, 'd'); Y = dpt.empty(10, 'i4'); X[:] = Y; X1 = dpt.empty(10,'f4'); X1[:] = Y" >& pi_trace.txt (idp_2022) [14:54:55 ansatnuc04 dpctl]$ grep -c piProgramCreate pi_trace.txt 2 ``` Previously the output was 1 (all 14*14 kernels were compiled all at once which was slower) on the first invocation.
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Thanks the compiler team for pointing this out.
Now, envoking copy kernels for different types calls JIT-ting as evidenced by
Previously the output was 1 (all 14*14 kernels were compiled all at once which was slower)
on the first invocation.