Code Generation Options#
The following table lists command line options to customize how your code is migrated.
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Use async exception handler when creating new |
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Provides a hint to the tool on the dimensionality of nd_range to use in generated code. The values are:
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Limit extension change to |
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Enable detection and warnings about Unicode constructs that can be exploited by
using bi-directional formatting codes and homoglyphs in identifiers. Default: |
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Insert comments explaining the generated code. Default: |
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Use a C++17 class template argument deduction (CTAD) in your generated code. |
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Enable SYCL* queue profiling in helper functions. Default: |
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Generates helper function files in the |
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The preference of helper function usage in migration. Value:
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Keeps the original code in the comments of generated SYCL files. Default: |
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Do not use a Don’t Repeat Yourself (DRY) pattern when functions from the
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Generates SYCL code applying more aggressive assumptions that
potentially may alter the semantics of your program. Default: |
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Generates kernels with the kernel name. Default: |
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Defines the namespaces to use explicitly in generated code. The value is
a comma-separated list. Default: Possible values are:
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Sets the Unified Shared Memory (USM) level to use in source code generation:
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EXPERIMENTAL: Generate instrumented CUDA and SYCL code for debug and verification purposes in the directory |