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This is set by the flag CL_CONTEXT_MSIM_DEVICE_INTELFPGA, is unused and safe to remove.

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Thanks @intel-liudean, this looks good. Could you include a brief statement in the commit message why it is unused and safe to remove? Basically state what msim was, and that it has been replaced with mpsim. @sophimao can assist you with this.

This is set by the flag CL_CONTEXT_MSIM_DEVICE_INTELFPGA, is unused and safe to remove.
Detailed reasons:
The MSIM flow is the original simulation flow that involves manually launching the simulator, and it is for internal-use-only.
The introduction of MPSIM replaces the use of MSIM and is the public flow that users should use as of now.
We as internal developers no longer use the MSIM flow, and based off the above two points, it is safe to remove support for the MSIM flow

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@intel-liudean intel-liudean force-pushed the simulation-device-selector branch from b81ad1a to d64e0d0 Compare January 31, 2023 18:23
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This is done.

@pcolberg pcolberg merged commit cbca959 into intel:main Jan 31, 2023
@pcolberg pcolberg added this to the 2023.2 milestone Feb 3, 2023
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