compute-runtime/offline_compiler/utilities/linux/safety_caller_linux.cpp

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/*
* Copyright (c) 2018, Intel Corporation
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#include "runtime/os_interface/os_library.h"
#include "offline_compiler/offline_compiler.h"
#include "offline_compiler/utilities/linux/safety_guard_linux.h"
using namespace OCLRT;
int buildWithSafetyGuard(OfflineCompiler *compiler) {
SafetyGuardLinux safetyGuard;
int retVal = 0;
return safetyGuard.call<int, OfflineCompiler, decltype(&OfflineCompiler::build)>(compiler, &OfflineCompiler::build, retVal);
}