add the ability to log kernel argument info - #489
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Description of Changes
Adds the ability to log kernel argument information, such as the argument name and argument type. This is similar to the existing control to log kernel information, such as the work-group size and memory requirements for the kernel.
For some implementations, a program object may need to be built with
-cl-kernel-arg-infoto reliably query the kernel argument information. For maximum flexibility, this build option is not added automatically, however it can be added using theAppendBuildOptionscontrol when needed.Testing Done
Basic testing with simple test applications, plus exhaustive testing by running the
test_api get_kernel_arg_infoCTS test.