I wan to build OpenCL 2.0 kernel (it uses OpenCL C 2.0 language in kernel code) using malioc (Mali Offline Compiler) .Here is my command line:malioc --name TestKernel --core Mali-G76 kernels.clIn my kernel code I check value of __OPENCL_VERSION__ and it equals 200, however __OPENCL_C_VERSION__ equals 120 and, of course, OpenCL2.0 buildin methods (like work_group_reduce_add) are not available.So, my question is:How to pass "-cl-std=CL2" OpenCL build option to malioc?
here is full output of malioc --help (and I don't see any way to pass OpenCL build options here):
Mali Offline Compiler v7.0.0 (Build c38421)Copyright 2007-2019 Arm Limited, all rights reserved
USAGE:
malioc [--fragment|--vertex|--compute|--geometry|--tessellation_control |--tessellation_evaluation|--kernel|--list|--info] [--essl |--spirv] [-c <core>] [-y <NAME>] [-n <NAME>] [-D <NAME[=VALUE]>] ... [--] [--version] [-h] <input files> ...
Where:
No shader type flag Infer the shader type from the file extensions of the passed in source files, where: .vert - OpenGL ES Vertex Shader .frag - OpenGL ES Fragment Shader .comp - OpenGL ES Compute Shader .geom - OpenGL ES Geometry Shader .tesc - OpenGL ES Tessellation Control Shader .tese - OpenGL ES Tessellation Evaluation Shader .cl - OpenCL Kernel If there is more than one input file and they have more than one of the above file extensions, the source type must be explicitly specified. The shader type must be explicitly specified for SPIR-V binary files. -f, --fragment Explicitly specify shader type as fragment. -- OR -- -v, --vertex Explicitly specify shader type as vertex. -C, --compute Explicitly specify shader type as compute. -- OR -- -g, --geometry Explicitly specify shader type as geometry. -- OR -- -t, --tessellation_control Explicitly specify shader type as tessellation control. -- OR -- -e, --tessellation_evaluation Explicitly specify shader type as tessellation evaluation. -- OR -- -k, --kernel Explicitly specify shader type as OpenCL kernel. -- OR -- -l, --list List the valid combinations of available drivers and cores with their latest revision. -- OR -- -i, --info Print information about a specific driver and core with latest revision -- OR --
-s, --essl Specify the input file(s) format as ESSL source code. -- OR -- -p, --spirv Specify the input file format as SPIR-V.
-c <core>, --core <core> Target specific hardware core.
-y <NAME>, --spirv_entrypoint_name <NAME> Specify a SPIR-V entrypoint name.
-n <NAME>, --name <NAME> Specify a kernel name.
-D <NAME[=VALUE]>, --define <NAME[=VALUE]> (accepted multiple times) Define NAME as a preprocessor macro, with definition VALUE.
--, --ignore_rest Ignores the rest of the labeled arguments following this flag.
--version Displays version information and exits.
-h, --help Displays usage information and exits.
<input files> (accepted multiple times) Input files to compile. If the input files are ESSL source files, the contents is concatenated together in the order they were specified. In case the input file is a SPIR-V binary, one file can be specified at most.