[SYCL] Correctly spell out SM version macro when AOT compiling #15615
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There was a typo resulting in the compiler using `*_SM[0-9][9-9]__` format when the SM was not supported: `#define __SYCL_TARGET_NVIDIA_GPU_SM50__ 0` vs: `#define __SYCL_TARGET_NVIDIA_GPU_SM_50__ 1` for the supported SM version. Prefer the underscore (`*_SM_[0-9][9-9]__`), as this is what CUDA uses, for example when specifying `gpu-name` switch for `ptxas`.
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Fixes: #15545 |
sergey-semenov
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Oct 8, 2024
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@intel/llvm-gatekeepers this should be ready to roll. Thank you! |
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There was a typo resulting in the compiler using
*_SM[0-9][9-9]__format when the SM was not supported:#define __SYCL_TARGET_NVIDIA_GPU_SM50__ 0vs:
#define __SYCL_TARGET_NVIDIA_GPU_SM_50__ 1for the supported SM version.
Prefer the underscore (
*_SM_[0-9][9-9]__), as this is what CUDA uses, for example when specifyinggpu-nameswitch forptxas.