Okay. I love how easy to read Blender’s code is. A few suggestions.
Make sure all the drivers for the graphics card are updated.
Have the latest version of Blender installed. If the latest version is installed, try installing an older version. Sometimes rolling back makes the problems go away.
Clear the cache if there is any. It should be found in {username}\AppData\Roaming\Blender Foundation\Blender\2.70\cache. Hidden files may have to be turned on to get the AppData file to show up. Another way to track the cache would be to set the file for the cache to go to in Blender itself. File -> User Preferences -> File -> Render Cache.
If I were getting that error, I’d be deleting that file (OCL10272T1.cl) from the temp file in case it was corrupted and Blender kept trying to use it again instead of creating a new one. The temp file will also be found in AppData in the local file.
That’s all I can think of. Sorry if I can’t be of any further assistance.