Change accessor image channel data types when using DPCPP CUDA backend #52
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The DPCPP CUDA backend currently only support reading from and writing to image accessors with data type corresponding to the channel data type of the underlying image. This changes the channel types of images used in the accessor tests to correspond to the supported accessor data types when using the DPCPP CUDA backend. Signed-off-by: Steffen Larsen <[email protected]>
This was referenced Jul 15, 2020
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The DPCPP CUDA backend currently only support reading from and writing to image accessors with data type corresponding to the channel data type of the underlying image.
This changes the channel types of images used in the accessor tests to correspond to the supported accessor data types when using the DPCPP CUDA backend.