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New ContributorInter-Kernel and Kernel-Host Pipes in one design
This issue was successfully reproduced.
You can use the sycl::ext::intel::experimental::pipe as an inter-kernel pipe or as a host pipe. I was able to get your code to compile by changing ProducerToConsumerPipe as so:
using ProducerToConsumerPipe = ext::intel::experimental::pipe< // Defined in the SYCL headers.
class ProducerConsumerPipeId, // An identifier for the pipe.
INTRA_KERNEL_TYPE, // The type of data in the pipe.
4>; // The capacity of the pipe.It's odd that you can't have a mixture of experimental pipes and non-experimental pipes; we've opened a bug report internally on this. Thanks for reporting!
ModeratorHi @Ric2,
Some updates, we hit into some issues in compiling the provided design however was able to compiled them after.
Hence we are working internally on this and will get back to you as soon as possible.
Please rest assure your request has been looked at.
Thank you for the patients.
Best Wishes
BB
ContributorThis issue was successfully reproduced.
You can use the sycl::ext::intel::experimental::pipe as an inter-kernel pipe or as a host pipe. I was able to get your code to compile by changing ProducerToConsumerPipe as so:
using ProducerToConsumerPipe = ext::intel::experimental::pipe< // Defined in the SYCL headers.
class ProducerConsumerPipeId, // An identifier for the pipe.
INTRA_KERNEL_TYPE, // The type of data in the pipe.
4>; // The capacity of the pipe.
It's odd that you can't have a mixture of experimental pipes and non-experimental pipes; we've opened a bug report internally on this. Thanks for reporting!
