Increase the maximum number of kernel arguments #709
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## development #709 +/- ##
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- Coverage 75.26% 75.25% -0.01%
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Files 297 297
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- Hits 14545 14543 -2
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Description
There are some cases found that has optimizations on complex computational kernels leading to increased numbers of arguments. This change increases the maximum number of kernel arguments to 128 which could hopefully be big enough for most of the use cases. The update also fixes missed updates from the previous change related to this.