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[SYCL][COMPAT] Convert error names to lower case #15373

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@joeatodd joeatodd commented Sep 12, 2024

This is done to avoid conflict with upper-case macros redefining e.g. SUCCESS.

I'm also bumping to 0.2.0.

This avoids a clash with e.g. `#define SUCCESS 0` in another header
somewhere.
This is a breaking change, but bumping major version would move us out
of Pre-Release, so 0.2.0?
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Alcpz commented Sep 12, 2024

I'm also bumping to 0.2.0. Though this is a breaking change, which ought to imply a major bump. But we remain in pre-release I believe. @Alcpz thoughts?

I agree with bumping the version.

Nit: Wrt the PR message, I changed the description as that is turned into the commit message of the merge commit, and the quoted part reads as a conversation.

For discussion: Are we certain no one is using these error codes already? We would need to introduce deprecated error_codes otherwise.

@Alcpz Alcpz added the syclcompat Issues related to SYCLcompat label Sep 12, 2024
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Alcpz commented Sep 13, 2024

After discussion with @joeatodd, let's proceed with the merge as we are still in pre-release

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@intel/llvm-gatekeepers this is ready to merge 🙏 CI failures unrelated

@ldrumm ldrumm merged commit 42b924e into intel:sycl Oct 10, 2024
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