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- intel_opencl_rt-2025.0.0.data/data/bin/.intel-opencl-rt-post-link.sh +36 -0
- intel_opencl_rt-2025.0.0.data/data/etc/OpenCL/vendors/intel-cpu.icd +1 -0
- intel_opencl_rt-2025.0.0.data/data/etc/OpenCL/vendors/intel-fpga_emu.icd +1 -0
- intel_opencl_rt-2025.0.0.data/data/etc/compiler/compiler_rt_vars.sh +263 -0
- intel_opencl_rt-2025.0.0.data/data/etc/conda/activate.d/activate-opencl-rt.sh +14 -0
- intel_opencl_rt-2025.0.0.data/data/etc/conda/deactivate.d/deactivate-opencl-rt.sh +17 -0
- intel_opencl_rt-2025.0.0.data/data/lib/cl.cfg +195 -0
- intel_opencl_rt-2025.0.0.data/data/lib/clang/19/lib/x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu/libclang_rt.builtins.a +0 -0
- intel_opencl_rt-2025.0.0.data/data/lib/clbltfne9.rtl +0 -0
- intel_opencl_rt-2025.0.0.data/data/lib/clbltfnh8.rtl +0 -0
- intel_opencl_rt-2025.0.0.data/data/lib/clbltfnl9.rtl +0 -0
- intel_opencl_rt-2025.0.0.data/data/lib/clbltfnshared.rtl +0 -0
- intel_opencl_rt-2025.0.0.data/data/lib/clbltfnz0.rtl +0 -0
- intel_opencl_rt-2025.0.0.data/data/lib/clbltfnz1.rtl +0 -0
- intel_opencl_rt-2025.0.0.data/data/lib/cllibrary.rtl +0 -0
- intel_opencl_rt-2025.0.0.data/data/lib/cllibrarye9.o +0 -0
- intel_opencl_rt-2025.0.0.data/data/lib/cllibraryh8.o +0 -0
- intel_opencl_rt-2025.0.0.data/data/lib/cllibraryl9.o +0 -0
- intel_opencl_rt-2025.0.0.data/data/lib/cllibraryz0.o +0 -0
- intel_opencl_rt-2025.0.0.data/data/lib/cllibraryz1.o +0 -0
- intel_opencl_rt-2025.0.0.data/data/lib/libOpenCL.so +0 -0
- intel_opencl_rt-2025.0.0.data/data/lib/libOpenCL.so.1 +0 -0
- intel_opencl_rt-2025.0.0.data/data/lib/libOpenCL.so.1.2 +0 -0
- intel_opencl_rt-2025.0.0.data/data/lib/libcommon_clang.so +0 -0
- intel_opencl_rt-2025.0.0.data/data/lib/libcommon_clang.so.2024.18.10.0 +0 -0
- intel_opencl_rt-2025.0.0.data/data/lib/libintelocl.so +0 -0
- intel_opencl_rt-2025.0.0.data/data/lib/libintelocl.so-gdb.py +124 -0
- intel_opencl_rt-2025.0.0.data/data/lib/libintelocl.so.2024.18.10.0 +0 -0
- intel_opencl_rt-2025.0.0.data/data/lib/libocl_svml_e9.so +0 -0
- intel_opencl_rt-2025.0.0.data/data/lib/libocl_svml_h8.so +0 -0
- intel_opencl_rt-2025.0.0.data/data/lib/libocl_svml_l9.so +0 -0
- intel_opencl_rt-2025.0.0.data/data/lib/libocl_svml_z0.so +0 -0
- intel_opencl_rt-2025.0.0.data/data/lib/libocl_svml_z1.so +0 -0
- intel_opencl_rt-2025.0.0.data/data/share/doc/opencl/licensing/EULA.txt +122 -0
- intel_opencl_rt-2025.0.0.data/data/share/doc/opencl/licensing/TBB_TPP.txt +325 -0
- intel_opencl_rt-2025.0.0.data/data/share/doc/opencl/licensing/third-party-programs.txt +497 -0
- intel_opencl_rt-2025.0.0.dist-info/LICENSE.txt +122 -0
- intel_opencl_rt-2025.0.0.dist-info/METADATA +24 -0
- intel_opencl_rt-2025.0.0.dist-info/RECORD +41 -0
- intel_opencl_rt-2025.0.0.dist-info/WHEEL +6 -0
- intel_opencl_rt-2025.0.0.dist-info/top_level.txt +1 -0
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|
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|
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|
|
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|
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|
|
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|
|
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|
|
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|
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|
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|
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