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Add a few missing uses of types and enums to XML #960
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These half constants are also defined in
cl_platform.h
. Since these are#defines
and nottypedefs
we could define them twice without a diagnostic (assuming they're defined to the same values, which hopefully they are!), though it might be better not to do this.Do we want to:
cl_khr_fp16
extension?cl_platform.h
and define them incl_ext.h
instead, as part of thecl_khr_fp16
extension?Note, I originally thought it was weird that
cl_half
was in "OpenCL 1.0", especially becausecl_double
is not, but perhaps this is intended and correct due to thevload_half
andvstore_half
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There are two identical copies of those definitions in
cl_platform.h
(MSVC/WIN32 and "others"). We probably ought to fix that too. I can't think of a strong reason for these not to be defined bycl_khr_fp16
, maybe apartfrom the fact that all applications will directly or indirectly include
cl_platform.h
but maybe notcl_ext.h
. If we needed to have compiler-dependent variants of those definitions (such differences are typically handled incl_platform.h
) then presumably the issues would be generic and worthwhile to solve for all extensions in tooling. Let me outline the resolutions I see:cl_khr_fp16
spec so this would be a little weird.cl_khr_fp16
but keep the definitions incl_platform.h
.cl_khr_fp16
and rely on tooling to generate the definitions as part ofcl_ext.h
.I think 1 does not look like a good option. 2 might require a special case in tooling but the headers wouldn't change. 3 looks like the more orthogonal but requires changing the headers.
I haven't done the full search though old references but, on the surface, that seems like a good enough reason.