[XPTI] Fix compilation failure of XPTI E2E tests with opt_use_cpu_dasan
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After some internal discussion, I'm closing this in favor of changing our internal testing configuration to automatically add |
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We recently enabled running sycl E2E tests with
opt_use_cpu_dasanand all XPTI E2E tests failed with a "unused argument" compilation error (CMPLRTST-26115). This is becauseopt_use_cpu_dasantest config adds-Xarch_device -fsanitize=addressto the compilation argument, but it is unused in XPTI tests when creating shared library and not compiling for SYCL.This PR adds
-Wno-unused-command-line-argumentto fix compilation failures.