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I know that this was already there - but it seems redundant. Would this be sufficient?
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Do we always use CL mode on windows for all possible compiler executables (icpx, dpcpp, clang, etc)? I thought some of them had different effects (like even with the same oneapi install, calling icpx vs clang++ in the compiler folder would set different flags like fastmath/inining/etc, and I thought CL mode might be one of them). If Windows doesn't always use CL mode or if we aren't sure I would prefer not to change this in this PR.
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CL mode is tied to
clang-cl
, which is used on Windows in general. It also implies MSVC based targets (even when invoked on Linux). But of course, you can target MSVC withclang++
if you wanted, and vice-versa. Usage ofclang++
on Windows also implies MSVC. I think this may cause a disconnect here. I'm fine with leaving it here and looking into an update later.There was a problem hiding this comment.
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Thanks, let me know if I should make an internal tracker for followup.