[SYCL][E2E] Avoid unused argument warning for imf_fp16_trivial_test #16049
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The imf_fp16_trivial_test has a clangxx invocation with only object files. On Windows, this invocation may have /EHsc, which in this case will be ignored. This issues a warning, which in turn becomes an error when -Werror is set. To avoid this, we ignore unused-argument warnings for this specific invocation. Signed-off-by: Larsen, Steffen <steffen.larsen@intel.com>
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The imf_fp16_trivial_test has a clangxx invocation with only object files. On Windows, this invocation may have /EHsc, which in this case will be ignored. This issues a warning, which in turn becomes an error when -Werror is set. To avoid this, we ignore unused-argument warnings for this specific invocation.