Hello, I'm having a problem with building one of my OpenCL kernels. I'm trying to build on the Intel HD graphics 4000 graphics card on a windows 64 machine, driver version 10.18.10.5069 (the latest I can find). I'm building the solution with visual studio 2019, and am using the cl2.hpp wrapper from the Khronos page. As I call cl::Program::build, I notice that the (host) memory usage of the program greatly increases, even to over 3 gigabytes. After several seconds of this, the build fails. The build log ends with the following:
fcl build 1 succeeded. fcl build 2 succeeded. Error: internal error.
This code was building just fine on a different windows machine using a different Intel card, but after moving to this machine it does this. The kernel code compiles without any problems, it just doesn't build. After deleting and changing certain aspects of the code, I can get it to build, but it still uses way too much memory. Could you guys tell me what I'm doing wrong or if there's some sort of bug?
I will attach code that has around 15 lines repeated about a hundred times, which is able to reproduce the issue (although my original kernel doesn't repeat 15 lines a hundred times), and the c++ code I'm using to load and build the kernel. Also worth noting is that I'm not linking against the Intel SDK files, but I downloaded and compiled my own from the Khronos repository.
