Created attachment 122178 [details] This is the kernel that fails to compile When trying to compile clMagma with beignet I get the following error: ASSERTION FAILED: addrIt != addPtrInsns.end() at file backend/src/ir/lowering.cpp, function void gbe::ir::FunctionArgumentLowerer::lowerIndirectRead(uint32_t), line 335 The file in question that fails is zlaswp.cl, but I've reduced it to a smaller self-contained example that is attached. The first version of beignet that I tried was 1.1.1 that comes in the Fedora package. Then I tried with the latest git revision 4e7d5a0c7a269b2c0b70e37e4e7fcb254065c042 but I got the same error.
I'm also running into this issue with Beignet 1.3.1 while running ArrayFire magma examples with an OpenCL back-end (https://github.com/arrayfire/arrayfire). For example while running the included test/solve_dense_opencl: ASSERTION FAILED: addrIt != addPtrInsns.end() at file /home/cnugteren/Software/beignet/backend/src/ir/lowering.cpp, function void gbe::ir::FunctionArgumentLowerer::lowerIndirectRead(uint32_t), line 341 Is there any plan to look into this issue?
(In reply to Cedric Nugteren from comment #1) > I'm also running into this issue with Beignet 1.3.1 while running ArrayFire > magma examples with an OpenCL back-end > (https://github.com/arrayfire/arrayfire). For example while running the > included test/solve_dense_opencl: > > ASSERTION FAILED: addrIt != addPtrInsns.end() > at file /home/cnugteren/Software/beignet/backend/src/ir/lowering.cpp, > function void gbe::ir::FunctionArgumentLowerer::lowerIndirectRead(uint32_t), > line 341 > > Is there any plan to look into this issue? Can you try release 1.3.2, there is a fix for this assertion.
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