In my OpenCL code (which is not coded by myself, it's just an example code from internet), there is the following sentence to use the function of clamp.
return clamp(color,0,1);
However it seems that this makes error during compilation, so I got the error info message by using CL_PROGRAM_BUILD_LOG from clGetProgramBuildInfo.
Error during compilation! (-11)
4483
build log
:211:9: error: call to 'clamp' is ambiguous
return clamp(color,0,1);
^~~~~
<built-in>:3558:26: note: candidate function
float4 __OVERLOADABLE__ clamp(float4 x, float min, float max) ;
^
<built-in>:3577:25: note: candidate function
float4 __OVERLOADABLE__ clamp(float4, float4, float4);
^
<built-in>:3556:26: note: candidate function
float3 __OVERLOADABLE__ clamp(float3 x, float min, float max) ;
^
<built-in>:3575:25: note: candidate function
float3 __OVERLOADABLE__ clamp(float3, float3, float3);
^
:296:52: error: address expression must be an lvalue or a function designator
r.origin = matrixVectorMultiply(viewTransform, &(float3)(0, 0, -1));
^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
:297:62: error: address expression must be an lvalue or a function designator
r.dir = normalize(matrixVectorMultiply(viewTransform, &(float3)(x, y, 0)) - r.origin);
^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Is there any necessary keyword for using clamp function in OpenCL code? BTW, I'm using the environment of the Linux Ubuntu 10.04 64bit.