CMake assumes we're bundling on x86, but for GNU compatible compilers,
we should rely on the compiler target to set the build arch.
For non-gnu compilers, just fall back to assuming x86 (no change).
Signed-off-by: Jeremy Newton <Jeremy.Newton@amd.com>
Change-Id: Iee9794e6f7c3973c781ddaf740ded77f34712c4f
This module will be used to add any specific compiler options to ROCclr
and it's clients.
Currently it only adds a workaround to remove the MSVC flag /GR, which
is added by default CMake <3.20. This resolves the conflict of PAL
adding /GR-.
Change-Id: If83adb271bcec86812a6e9de940da3920fc75393
This change refactors the current ROCclr cmake build to accomodate a
more modular approach. This allows easier support for multiple compiler
and/or multiple runtime backends.
Currently supported compilers:
HSAIL - enabled by ROCCLR_ENABLE_HSAIL (defaults to OFF)
LC - enabled by ROCCLR_ENABLE_LC (defaults to ON)
Currently supported runtimes:
HSA - enabled by ROCCLR_ENABLE_HSA (defaults to ON)
PAL - enabled by ROCCLR_ENABLE_PAL (defaults to OFF)
Any configuration is supported as long as at least one compiler and one
runtime is enabled.
Since ROCclr clients can configure it differently, one cannot reuse the
same ROCclr build artifacts between different clients. To assure this,
this patch assumes that ROCclr will be built as part of the clients
project.
Change-Id: Id4a5c43634296802b8ae87d1ad5984968391ccaf
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Jason Tang
Jeremy Newton
Vladislav Sytchenko
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