## Overrides
A few flags can be set at runtime (dev mode only) to affect the compilation of OpenCL kernels, to help in debugging. To use them, set the following environment variables during execution:
- enable_ocl_werror (values: 0/1): Set to 1 to add the `-Werror` flag to kernel compilations.
- enable_check_assumptions (values: 0/1): Set to 1 to convert compiler assumptions (using the `ASSUME` macro) into runtime checks to confirm their validity.
- ocl_debug (values: 0/1): Set to 1 to enable debug prints.
- cl_opt_disable (values: 0/1): Set to 1 to add the `-cl-opt-disable` flag to kernel compilations.
- runtime_kernel_overrides (string): Load OpenCL kernel source from given file paths as opposed to compiled-in versions. This allows faster development: change kernel source without a rebuild. The value of the string is a colon-separated list of `name,path` pairs, where `name` is the kernel name and `path` is the file path to the corresponding OpenCL kernel source (e.g., `simple_sum,sum.cl:ref_bnorm_bwd,bnorm.cl`). Kernel names correspond to the keys of the unordered map `kernel_list` in `ocl_kernel_list.cpp`.
## Debuginfo verbosity levels
Set `ONEDNN_VERBOSE=debuginfo=X` where `X` is in one of the ranges below, to get additional information regarding compilation of OpenCL kernels:
- \>=5: Dump options and defines passed while building the kernel to the terminal.
- \>=10: Dump preprocessed kernel source code to the terminal. Due to slight differences in the cpp and opencl proprocessors, this may differ slightly from the actual kernel.