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[SYCL][CUDA] Update code when llvm.used is removed #4409
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LGTM
@AidanBeltonS Could you please add a test for this fix? |
Yes, ill work on adding one to test the desired behaviour. |
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If declaration is treated as entry point, then we will create a device image which claims that it contains particular kernel, while it actually doesn't - that leads to errors at runtime. Kernel declarations can appear in input modules as a side effect of intel#4409. The PR postponed removal of `@llvm.used` variable from input modules, which results in kernel declarations left in modules after split between SYCL and ESIMD kernels.
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If declaration is treated as entry point, then we will create a device image which claims that it contains particular kernel, while it actually doesn't - that leads to errors at runtime. Kernel declarations can appear in input modules as a side effect of #4409. The PR postponed removal of `@llvm.used` variable from input modules, which results in kernel declarations left in modules after split between SYCL and ESIMD kernels.
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When using
sycl-post-link
llvm.used should be removed. Otherwise it can cause a crash further on.This patch checks to see if llvm.used is removed and if it is prevents the old code from being reused in the table.
This fixes #4294.
See issue for more details on problem.