Open pbchekin opened 7 months ago
Continue to fail with agama 821.32.
Blocked by new driver's bug. Already file a JIRA.
This should not be a driver's bug. Because driver team cannot reproduce it with oneapi 2024.0. I confirmed that in the same environment(should be 821.30), 2024.0 works, but 2024.1 fails. So this may be a compiler regression. Will file a new JIRA to compiler team.
This issue needs to be rechecked after June Rolling Driver release.
Continue to fail with agama 821.35 & 881.19 6/12/2024
Continue to fail with agama 821. 6/17/2024
Continue to fail with agama 821.
@AshburnLee could you please retest with the Agama 914?
Continue to fail with agama 914.
Continue to fail with agama 914.
With PTDB 0.5.3 and Agama 950 this issue is still reproducible without the repr
fix, 29 test variants are failing
FAILED language/test_subprocess.py::test_print[device_print-int8]
FAILED language/test_subprocess.py::test_print[device_print-uint8]
FAILED language/test_subprocess.py::test_print[device_print-int16]
FAILED language/test_subprocess.py::test_print[device_print-int32]
FAILED language/test_subprocess.py::test_print[device_print-long]
FAILED language/test_subprocess.py::test_print[device_print-float16]
FAILED language/test_subprocess.py::test_print[device_print-float32]
FAILED language/test_subprocess.py::test_print[device_print-float64]
FAILED language/test_subprocess.py::test_print[device_print_scalar-int8]
FAILED language/test_subprocess.py::test_print[device_print_scalar-uint8]
FAILED language/test_subprocess.py::test_print[device_print_scalar-int16]
FAILED language/test_subprocess.py::test_print[device_print_scalar-int32]
FAILED language/test_subprocess.py::test_print[device_print_scalar-long]
FAILED language/test_subprocess.py::test_print[device_print_scalar-float16]
FAILED language/test_subprocess.py::test_print[device_print_scalar-float32]
FAILED language/test_subprocess.py::test_print[device_print_scalar-float64]
FAILED language/test_subprocess.py::test_print[print-int32]
FAILED language/test_subprocess.py::test_print[static_print-int32]
FAILED language/test_subprocess.py::test_print[no_arg_print-int32]
FAILED language/test_subprocess.py::test_print[print_no_arg-int32]
FAILED language/test_subprocess.py::test_print[device_print_large-int32]
FAILED language/test_subprocess.py::test_print[print_multiple_args-int32]
FAILED language/test_subprocess.py::test_print[device_print_multiple_args-int32]
FAILED language/test_subprocess.py::test_print[device_print_hex-int16]
FAILED language/test_subprocess.py::test_print[device_print_hex-int32]
FAILED language/test_subprocess.py::test_print[device_print_hex-int64]
FAILED language/test_subprocess.py::test_print[device_print_pointer-int32]
FAILED language/test_subprocess.py::test_print[device_print_negative-int32]
FAILED language/test_subprocess.py::test_print[device_print_uint-uint32]
With repr
fix 6 test variant are failing. All 6 tests are included into the default skip list.
test/unit/language/test_subprocess.py::test_print[device_print-float16]
test/unit/language/test_subprocess.py::test_print[device_print-float32]
test/unit/language/test_subprocess.py::test_print[device_print-float64]
test/unit/language/test_subprocess.py::test_print[device_print_scalar-float16]
test/unit/language/test_subprocess.py::test_print[device_print_scalar-float64]
test/unit/language/test_subprocess.py::test_print[device_print_scalar-float32]
@etiotto and @whitneywhtsang what are the next steps to resolve the issue?
@etiotto and @whitneywhtsang what are the next steps to resolve the issue?
There is a CMPLRLLVM ticket opened for this issue, and we should continue to follow up there to have it fixed.
12 tests cases are failing: