Update rules for Intel OneAPI compiler detection #727
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CMake 3.20 differentiates between older Intel compilers and the Intel OneAPI compilers (which is now detected as `IntelLLVM`). This commit introduces the necessary changes to CMake logic to allow building using OneAPI compiler stack with the latest CMake version.
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CMake 3.20 differentiates between older Intel compilers and the Intel OneAPI compilers (which is now detected as
IntelLLVM). This commit introduces the necessary changes to CMake logic to allow building usingOneAPI compiler stack with the latest CMake version.
This PR is ready to be merged. It affects the CMake rules for detection of Intel compiler. It does not introduce any changes that would impact the tests.