extend zet_value_t to support unsigned 8- and 16- bit integer types

[matcabral]

Summary

Some tools produce unsigned values that use only one or two bites but L0 specification does not have that resolution on the union for results. Therefore, the proposal is to extend zet_value_t to support them. Note that zet_value_type_t already supports ZET_VALUE_TYPE_UINT8 and ZET_VALUE_TYPE_UINT16

https://spec.oneapi.io/level-zero/latest/tools/api.html#_CPPv411zet_value_t
https://spec.oneapi.io/level-zero/latest/tools/api.html#_CPPv416zet_value_type_t

Details

Motivation

Support tools that returns one and/or two bites results without casting to bigger result type.

Interoperability with Other APIs

N/A

Proposed APIs

N/A

New Enumerations

Extend zet_value_t

/// @brief Union of values
typedef union _zet_value_t
{
    uint8_t ui8;                                                            ///< [out] 8-bit unsigned-integer
    uint16_t ui16;                                                          ///< [out] 16-bit unsigned-integer
    uint32_t ui32;                                                          ///< [out] 32-bit unsigned-integer
    uint64_t ui64;                                                          ///< [out] 64-bit unsigned-integer
    float fp32;                                                               ///< [out] 32-bit floating-point
    double fp64;                                                           ///< [out] 64-bit floating-point
    ze_bool_t b8;                                                          ///< [out] 8-bit boolean

} zet_value_t;

Usage example

extend https://spec.oneapi.io/level-zero/latest/tools/PROG.html#calculation to support uint8_t and uint16_t

switch( data.type )
            {
            case ZET_VALUE_TYPE_UINT8:
                printf(" Value: %u", data.value.ui8 );
                break;
            case ZET_VALUE_TYPE_UINT16:
                printf(" Value: %u", data.value.ui16 );
                break;
            case ZET_VALUE_TYPE_UINT32:
                printf(" Value: %un", data.value.ui32 );
                break;
            case ZET_VALUE_TYPE_UINT64:
                printf(" Value: %llun", data.value.ui64 );
                break;
            case ZET_VALUE_TYPE_FLOAT32:
                printf(" Value: %fn", data.value.fp32 );
                break;
            case ZET_VALUE_TYPE_FLOAT64:
                printf(" Value: %fn", data.value.fp64 );
                break;
            case ZET_VALUE_TYPE_BOOL8:
                if( data.value.ui32 )
                    printf(" Value: true\n" );
                else
                    printf(" Value: false\n" );
                break;
            default:
                break;
            };