stuart added a comment. > Unfortunately I cannot look at this in detail right now, but I'll reply > quickly for a heads up: The problem was not how to detect kernels, but the > ABI/CC mismatch to the > clSetKerneArg() with (user facing) arguments that get split to multiple args > or vice versa. E.g. x86 ABI had a CC where 2xfloat gets to 1xdouble in the > generated function > finger print, thus there was no 1:1 match of the kernel arguments to the > OpenCL-facing ones (making clSetKernelArg calls difficult to implement > robustly).
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