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[SYCL] moving kernel_compiler sycl cache testing to its own test. #16727

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moving kernel_compiler sycl cache testing to its own test. Also updating some of the 'unsupported-intended' information. This also increments the #include <sycl.hpp> counter, not because the new test does that (it does not), but the kernel string it contains does and that's incorrectly getting picked up by the no_sycl_in_hpp test.

…ing some of the 'unsupported-intended' information. This also increments the #include <sycl.hpp> counter, not because the new test does that (it does not), but the kernel string it contains does and that's incorrectly getting picked up by the no_sycl_in_hpp test.
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sycl/test-e2e/KernelCompiler/sycl_and_cache.cpp Outdated Show resolved Hide resolved
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// CHECK-DAG: README.md
// CHECK-DAG: lit.cfg.py
//
// CHECK-NUM-MATCHES: 5
// CHECK-NUM-MATCHES: 6
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Took me a moment to realize why this was increasing. I suppose this is a good reason to let it go up.

@againull againull merged commit e8ed134 into intel:sycl Jan 23, 2025
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