[cuda::ptx] cta_group error workaround#8297
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Description
Recent versions of the CUDA toolkit raise an error when compiling ptx instructions with both
cta_group::1andcta_group::2in the same kernel. Currently, the test code forcuda::ptxincludes both cta group in a single kernel. The PR provides a temporary workaround until we don't fully generate a new version of the instructions.The workaround consists in splitting the kernels containing the two instructions. The code has been only moved, not modified.