[SYCL] Correctly handle debug information in global offset pass #16963
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Make sure that cloned functions do not use debug information that points to the original function. In doing so create a DISubprogram that describes clones, and walk the instructions of cloned functions to correctly fix up the debug information.
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Make sure that cloned functions do not use debug information that points to the original function. In doing so for each cloned function, create a
DISubprogramthat describe the clone and walk the instructions of cloned functions to correctly fix up the debug information.