@@ -880,10 +880,11 @@ Usage: ocloc [compile] -file <filename> -device <device_type> [-output <filename
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OpenCL C kernel language).
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-device <device_type> Target device.
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- <device_type> can be: %s, version or hexadecimal value with 0x prefix
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+ <device_type> can be: %s, ip version or hexadecimal value with 0x prefix
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- can be single or multiple target devices.
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- The version is a representation of the
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- <major>.<minor>.<revision> value.
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+ The ip version can be a representation of the
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+ <major>.<minor>.<revision> or a decimal value that
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+ can be queried using the L0 ZE_extension_device_ip_version.
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The hexadecimal value represents device ID.
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If such value is provided, ocloc will try to
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match it with corresponding device type.
@@ -896,6 +897,7 @@ Usage: ocloc [compile] -file <filename> -device <device_type> [-output <filename
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Supported -device patterns examples:
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-device 0x4905 ; will compile 1 target (dg1)
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-device 12.10.0 ; will compile 1 target (dg1)
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+ -device 50495488 ; will compile 1 target (dg1)
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-device dg1 ; will compile 1 target
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-device dg1,acm-g10 ; will compile 2 targets
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-device dg1:acm-g10 ; will compile all targets
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