Oh Sorry for my late reply. The reason why i want to query kernel names is this. I do use FPGA kernel code written in OpenCL but due to some hardware structure change, I can't use ordinary OpenCL host API's in my host code. So instead, i am currently working on using aocl_mmd_read,write,etc API's to send and receive data such as kernel arguments, input,output,etc(ref.
https://www.intel.com/content/altera-www/global/en_us/index/documentation/ewa1402666946838.html) . But the problem is that in order to do this procedure, I have to know the exact order of kernels written in OpenCL device code. This is highly inconvenient because my ultimate goal is to mimic OpenCL host API's and make it work on my custom hardware design so I thought it would be very helpful if I can query kernel addresses via its' name and wondered how OpenCL host API does that. Umm... I think this is pretty much it. If there's more that you need to know please let me know. Thank you for your kindness!
Best , Kyungchae
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