New query option
ocloc query SUPPORTED_DEVICE
allows to generate a YAML file containing
information about supported devices for:
- the current version of ocloc on Windows
- the current and previous versions of ocloc on Linux
Each version of ocloc build needs to set
NEO_OCLOC_CURRENT_LIB_NAME
NEO_OCLOC_FORMER_LIB_NAME
cmake defines for the ocloc to be able to
find a previous lib and query its supported devices.
Example of correct format:
NEO_OCLOC_FORMER_LIB_NAME=libocloc-1.0.so
NEO_OCLOC_CURRENT_LIB_NAME=libocloc-2.0.so
Related-To: NEO-9630
Signed-off-by: Fabian Zwoliński <fabian.zwolinski@intel.com>
Observed about 50MB reduction in overall binaries size (directory build))
when building all targets
with MSVC (Visual Studio 2022 17.3.0 preview 6)
using Debug 64 configuration.
Signed-off-by: Kamil Kopryk <kamil.kopryk@intel.com>
When header is included for the first time in translation unit,
then preprocessor simply copy-pastes its content. If we define a
constant in a header file and this constant has internal linkage
then each and every translation unit, which includes this header
will have its own copy of this constant.
C++17 introduces inline variables, which are meant to allow creation
of variables in header files, which do not cause multiple instances.
The inline variable has a single instance when:
- constexpr is used without static (constexpr implicitly implies inline)
- inline is used without static
- inline const is used without static (const does not imply internal linkage
when used with inline)
Signed-off-by: Patryk Wrobel <patryk.wrobel@intel.com>
Fabian Zwoliński