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dppl check GPU and CPU devices#71
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PokhodenkoSA merged 1 commit intoIntelPython:beta/2021from Oct 9, 2020
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| dppl_present = dpctl.has_gpu_queues() and dpctl.has_cpu_queues() |
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I doubt numba.dppl works with CPU devices.
@reazulhoque Can it work when only CPU devices available?
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The intent of the change is to make sure there is at least some OpenCL device (CPU or GPU) for Numba.dppl to use. We can also use dpctl.has_sycl_platforms() for this check.
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@PokhodenkoSA it should work with any sycl device.
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