[SYCL-PTX] Enable 16 bits float libclc builtins. #2024
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This patch enables 16 bits float in the libclc. It also provides a bindings between __fp16 (with native halfs) and _Float16, it is safe as in libclc the configuration both lower to the same type. Signed-off-by: Victor Lomuller <[email protected]>
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This patch enables 16 bits float in the libclc.
It also provides a bindings between __fp16 (with native halfs) and _Float16,
it is safe as in libclc the configuration both lower to the same type.
NOTE: WIP for now as it depends on #2003 (this PR actually includes it for now) 8fa21c8 is the actual PR patchI rebased the patch following the merge of #2003.
Signed-off-by: Victor Lomuller [email protected]