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I tried Intel System Studio. But it just waste me hours. After the long installation, I didn't find any ocl compiler.
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Hello Raymond,
OpenCL development components will be available in Intel System Studio starting with the current Intel System Studio 2019 Beta program:
https://software.intel.com/en-us/articles/intel-system-studio-2019-beta
The included OpenCL compiler is offered through the ioc64 binary. Try ioc64 --help to see help for invoking the compiler.
Nope... it's -help or no arguments to get the argument list.
Example locations:
- C:\Program Files (x86)\IntelSWTools\OpenCL\sdk\bin\x64
- /opt/intel/opencl/SDK/bin
-MichaelC
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Hi Michael,
I found it in System Studio 2019 Beta. Many thanks.
I need it to build an OCL 2.0 kernel, but it still fail. I will post another thread.
BRs, Raymond
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Hello Raymond,
For users targeting a specific revision of the OpenCL standard... consider compiler toggles documented as part of clBuildProgram(...) documented in the standard https://www.khronos.org/registry/OpenCL/sdk/2.0/docs/man/xhtml/clBuildProgram.html.
For version 2.0 see this section on the -cl-std toggle:
Options Controlling the OpenCL C Version
Also see the ioc64 toggle:
-bo="<build_options>" - Add OpenCL(TM) build options
-MichaelC
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