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Given the following code:
struct Vector4 { float data[4] = {}; }; kernel void fun() { #ifdef FAIL Vector4 m; #else Vector4 m = {}; #endif }
Compiling using -cl-std=CLC++ --inline-entry-points -DFAIL results in
-cl-std=CLC++ --inline-entry-points -DFAIL
Instruction not handled: %arrayinit.cur.i = phi ptr addrspace(4) [ %m.ascast, %entry ], [ %arrayinit.next.i, %arrayinit.body.i ]
I'm assuming this has something to do with where the initializer data is stored and is related to #1288 , but I wonder if this is easier to fix.
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Given the following code:
Compiling using
-cl-std=CLC++ --inline-entry-points -DFAIL
results inI'm assuming this has something to do with where the initializer data is stored and is related to #1288 , but I wonder if this is easier to fix.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: