Scope of the CTS - Compile Time versus Run Time tests

Just creating this issue as a discussion point from over at the OpenCL CTS Framework. Currently, the CTS tests run-time characteristics of OpenCL implementations. Does it make sense to extend this to compile-time tests as well, such that offline OpenCL C compilers can be validated too? Bringing this in from the OpenCL CTS Framework documentation here:

https://github.com/KhronosGroup/OpenCL-CTS-Framework/tree/master/03-conformance-checks

Start with the linked OpenCL CTS Framework documentation, especially the conformance-checks section, and compare its runtime testing scope with the proposed compile-time coverage. Define what offline OpenCL C compiler validation would include and how completion would be evaluated; the issue currently provides no files or tests to change.

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