[SYCL] Support negative filters for ONEAPI_DEVICE_SELECTOR #7309
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gmlueck
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@RaviNarayanaswamy , |
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@bso-intel Yes, the documentation has been updated! |
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| Furthermore, if the value of this environment variable only has discarding filters, an accepting filter that matches all devices, but not sub-devices and sub-sub-devices, will be implicitly included in the | ||
| environment variable to allow the user to specify only the list of devices that must not be made available. Therefore, `!*:cpu` will accept all devices except those that are of the cpu type and `opencl:*;!*:cpu` | ||
| will accept all devices of the opencl backend exept those that are of the opencl backend and of the cpu type. Finally, it is valid to have no accepting filter match a device but have at least one | ||
| discarding filter match the device. In this case, the device remains unavailable as expected. | ||
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| The following examples further illustrate the usage of this environment variable: | ||
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LGTM |
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pinging @intel/dpcpp-doc-reviewers @KseniyaTikhomirova for reachability since it has been open for a couple of days now. |
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Hi,
The CI failures are unrelated to my changes. The test Regression/device_num.cpp has been fixed by #7336. The test regression/tanh_fix_test.cpp has been fixed by intel/llvm-test-suite#1372.
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hello, it has ci failures, that seems to be related.
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SYCL :: Basic/barrier_order.cpp test on HIP is disabled at intel/llvm-test-suite#1375 |
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#7309 post-commit failure fix
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This PR aims to add support for negative filters for the ONEAPI_DEVICE_SELECTOR variable to provide the user with a more flexible way of specifying which devices should and should not be available for usage. For example, ONEAPI_DEVICE_SELECTOR='opencl:*;!opencl:gpu' considers all opencl backend devices except for those that are of the gpu type.