How to force to generate "TypeFloat 32" instead of "TypeFloat 64" when calling "printf("%f") #57
Description
Given a simple 'printf' test kernel as:
__kernel void test(const float x)
{
printf("%f\n", x);
}
My question is:
Suppose the platform doesn't support 'double'. Is there any way for the tool to generate "TypeFloat 32" instead of "TypeFloat 64" and not to introduce "FConvert" when calling "printf"? Is there any compilation options to control it?
The tool generates the following SPV code:
119734787 65536 393230 25 0
2 Capability Addresses
2 Capability Kernel
2 Capability Float64
5 ExtInstImport 1 "OpenCL.std"
3 MemoryModel 1 2
5 EntryPoint 6 16 "test"
3 Source 3 102000
4 Name 12 ".str"
3 Name 17 "x"
4 Name 18 "entry"
4 Name 20 "conv"
4 Name 24 "call"
3 Decorate 12 Constant
4 Decorate 12 Alignment 1
4 TypeInt 2 8 0
4 TypeInt 7 32 0
4 Constant 2 3 37
4 Constant 2 4 102
4 Constant 2 5 10
4 Constant 2 6 0
4 Constant 7 8 4
4 Constant 7 21 0
4 TypeArray 9 2 8
4 TypePointer 11 0 9
2 TypeVoid 13
3 TypeFloat 14 32
4 TypeFunction 15 13 14
3 TypeFloat 19 64
4 TypePointer 22 0 2
7 ConstantComposite 9 10 3 4 5 6
5 Variable 11 12 0 10
5 Function 13 16 0 15
3 FunctionParameter 14 17
2 Label 18
4 FConvert 19 20 17
6 InBoundsPtrAccessChain 22 23 12 21 21
7 ExtInst 7 24 1 printf 23 20
1 Return
1 FunctionEnd