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install intel icx open source #1039

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chmod +x installer.bin
./installer.bin --unattendedmodeui none --mode unattended --prefix .
rm installer.bin
intel-os-cpp:
type: script
dir: "intel-os-cpp-{name}"
check_exe: bin/clang++ --version
check_stderr_on_stdout: true
targets:
- name: 2023.0618
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As phrased this will once and once only install 2023.0618. We need to ensure this is tagged as nightly with

if: nightly

somewhere, and we will need to consider how to do the nightly "rotation". There are two choices: either we force: yes or similar (I forget the exact syntax), which will unconditionally re-install "over the top" of the current build (probably ok), or else we need to have a daily_script type: which does the necessary care and feeding of the symlinks we use in other cases.

fetch:
- https://github.com/intel/llvm/releases/download/sycl-nightly%2F20230618/dpcpp-compiler.tar.gz dpcpp-compiler.tar.gz
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Is sycl the same as C++ here?

script: &intel-os-install-script |
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This script appears to do nothing the normal installation process does...I think this can be rephrased in terms of a normal install, which would fix the "daily" part too! Will sketch out soemthing!

mkdir {dir}
tar zxf dpcpp-compiler.tar.gz -C {dir} --strip-components=1
intel-cpp:
type: script
dir: "intel-cpp-{name}"
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