[SYCL] Do not add generated integrated header to dependency info #265
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During the -fsycl compilation, a generated integrated header is included to the host compilation. When dependency information is generated, we do not want this file to be included as part of that information as it is a temp file and is not available for subsequent compilations, causing makes to always build files due to the missing header Signed-off-by: Michael D Toguchi <[email protected]>
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During the -fsycl compilation, a generated integrated header is included to
the host compilation. When dependency information is generated, we do not
want this file to be included as part of that information as it is a temp
file and is not available for subsequent compilations, causing makes to always
build files due to the missing header
Signed-off-by: Michael D Toguchi [email protected]