CI Updates, main branch (2024.11.28.) #139
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Only building the code in Release mode with the AMD and NVIDIA backends, since assertions tend to be a problem with those.
They just behave in a weird way, which I can not find the reason for.
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With updated Docker images finally being available with oneAPI 2025.0.0, I updated the SYCL CI tests to use these latest images.
With the latest images there's no need anymore to override environment variables, so I removed all of that.
Added an NVIDIA backended SYCL build as well, but only in Release mode. At the same time removed the Debug AMD backended build as well. Unfortunately the non-Intel backends just tend to have issues with assertions since forever. 😦
As reported in #136, unfortunately the Eigen tests are just not jiving with SYCL for some reason. They compile fine, and even run without any obvious error. But they produce incorrect outputs. 😕 So I just disabled them for now. I'd really like to understand these issues later on, possibly with the help of some Intel developers (@ivorobts ?), but just testing that the code compiles successfully should be enough for the moment...