[smoke-fort-fails] Add test case for use_device_ptr#2196
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Check if use_device_ptr generates the same result as use_device_ptr;
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IK'm fine with the PR.
I need to say though: that this test is about an implementation detail. In an OpenMP sense, the device pointer and the device address need not be the same. They can differ (e.g., for something like OpenCL, where the pointer can be the OpenCL buffer object and the address is the actual pointer on the device).
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Check if use_device_ptr generates the same result as use_device_ptr clause.