Shivangi Agarwal <shivangiagarwa...@gmail.com> writes: > That is what I thought it was doing but for some reason, this call starts > looking for the kernel with the name "_source" in the binary. When it > throws an exception it gives me the error: > > "[XRT] ERROR: kernel '_source' not found" > > we catch this error in our error messages. When I removed XRT error > catching system (I changed the code to not give an error if the kernel name > is _source), it goes into pyopencl and gives me the following error from > L450: > > "'_source' was not found as a program info attribute or as a kernel name"
This is still odd to me. Could you try using getattr(prg, "_source", None) on the from-binary program to see if that produces an error? I just did that with a program constructed from a binary, and I got no error. If you do get an exception raised, then that would be a starting point to investigating what is happening. Andreas
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