[SYCL] Provide a flexible way to compile a single devicelib with specified CFLAGS #15870
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…cflag Signed-off-by: jinge90 <[email protected]>
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Hi, @MartinWehking |
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i've never worked with devicelib, but this looks straightforward
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Add an new function in libdevice CMake to provide a way to pass arbitrary compiling flags when building a device library file. This is preparatory work to add AOT device asan library targeting for different GPU/CPU platforms.