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Use dpcpp compiler package for Linux #502

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Now dpcpp_linux-64 compiler is available on -c intel. It is not necessary to install oneAPI.
This PR uses dpcpp compiler package instead of using oneAPI.
Only for Linux.

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LGTM! :D

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For Linux Python 3.8 build fail:

conda.exceptions.ResolvePackageNotFound:
15:15:35
    - libgcc_mutex==0.1=conda_forge

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@PokhodenkoSA oh that's annoying; don't know why it randomly does that. I restarted the build for py38 on Linux. Hopefully it doesn't happen again.

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@PokhodenkoSA all tests passed! You can merge now :)

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@AndresGuzman-Ballen @PokhodenkoSA is this package available through public channel? We have to think about public CI too.

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@reazulhoque it's available in our Intel channel and sometime this week it should be available via Anaconda's main channel. Would this be a problem if it is won't be in the conda-forge channel for a while?

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@AndresGuzman-Ballen No, I think any sort of public avaialibility is fine.

@PokhodenkoSA PokhodenkoSA merged commit 376446e into main Jul 22, 2021
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