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I'm using a VS2015 / Win10 workstation with the latest CPU driver and Code Builder installed (4.0.0.1).
I'm single-stepping through an OpenCL 2.1 + AVX2 CPU kernel and after a few lines all symbols in the Autos and Local windows disappear.
Single-stepping appears to continue to work because the line arrow is properly moving.
I've tried targeting both x86 and x64 and see no difference.
The build options for clBuildProgram(..) are "-g -s <kernel absolute path>".
Any ideas?
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So far I have not been able to reproduce.
Could you send more info about your system:
- processor model?
- Not sure if I understand the version. Do you have the latest Intel(R) SDK for OpenCL applications installed? (Version reported by integrated CodeBuilder should be 6.3.0.1904).
An example kernel could also help us investigate.
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The processor is a dual Xeon E5-2690 v3 and the latest Code Builder 6.3 is installed.
The "CodeBuilder API Debugger 4.0.0.1" number comes from the "About Visual Studio" window and is probably unimportant.
I narrowed it down to the debugger losing symbols as soon as it initializes a union type. The size of the union is equal to a cl_ulong.
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I've replicated and filed as a bug. Thanks for this report.
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Argh, I guess I have to wait for a new release of Code Builder?
( Changing the codebase to just use native types and structs isn't feasible )
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