[UR][CUDA] Mark MAX_READ_WRITE_IMAGE_ARGS as optional query#21601
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[UR][CUDA] Mark MAX_READ_WRITE_IMAGE_ARGS as optional query#21601
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CUDA does not support read-write images in the same sense as OpenCL. CUDA has separate concepts: - Texture objects (read-only) - Surface objects (read/write) These are distinct API types and cannot be used as a single 'read-write' image argument to a kernel, which is what MAX_READ_WRITE_IMAGE_ARGS queries. Changes: 1. Mark MAX_READ_WRITE_IMAGE_ARGS as [optional-query] in device.yml spec 2. Regenerate optional_queries.h to include this query in the optional list 3. Remove CUDA from the xfail list for SuccessMaxReadWriteImageArgs test The CUDA adapter returns UNSUPPORTED_ENUMERATION for this query, which is now correctly handled as an optional feature by the conformance test. Test now passes for CUDA adapter.
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CUDA does not support read-write images in the same sense as OpenCL. CUDA has separate concepts:
These are distinct API types and cannot be used as a single 'read-write' image argument to a kernel, which is what MAX_READ_WRITE_IMAGE_ARGS queries.
Changes:
The CUDA adapter returns UNSUPPORTED_ENUMERATION for this query, which is now correctly handled as an optional feature by the conformance test.
Test now passes for CUDA adapter.