Observed test case failures for bolt cl scan families like exclusive_scan, inclusive_scan, transform_exclusive_scan, transform_inclusive_scan only for the OpenCL CPU path. For other paths like Gpu, Automatic, MultiCoreCpu, and Serial Cpu same test cases are passing.
EXAMPLE:
TEST (sanity_exclusive_scan_stdVectVsDeviceVectWithIters, floatSameValuesSerialRange){
int size = 1000;
TAKE_THIS_CONTROL_PATH
bolt::cl::device_vector< float > boltInput( size, 1.125f );
bolt::cl::device_vector< float >::iterator boltEnd = bolt::cl::exclusive_scan( my_ctl, boltInput.begin( ), boltInput.end( ), boltInput.begin( ), 2.0f);
std::vector< float > stdInput( size, 1.125f);
std::vector< float >::iterator stdEnd = bolt::cl::exclusive_scan( stdInput.begin( ), stdInput.end( ), stdInput.begin( ), 2.0f );
EXPECT_FLOAT_EQ((*(boltEnd-1)), (*(stdEnd-1)))<<std::endl;
}
Observed test case failures for bolt cl scan families like exclusive_scan, inclusive_scan, transform_exclusive_scan, transform_inclusive_scan only for the OpenCL CPU path. For other paths like Gpu, Automatic, MultiCoreCpu, and Serial Cpu same test cases are passing.
EXAMPLE:
TEST (sanity_exclusive_scan_stdVectVsDeviceVectWithIters, floatSameValuesSerialRange){
}