CP030 Item view extension #134
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Adds an extension for a new `item_view` SYCL object. The `item_view` allows for expressing a uniform access pattern to device memory, exposing each item in the underlying data as an additional parameter to the kernel function. This feature extends the functionality of variadic `parallel_for` allowing `item_view` objects to be intermingled with reduction objects. Signed-off-by: steffenlarsen <[email protected]>
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Adds an extension for a new
item_viewSYCL object. Theitem_viewallows for expressing a uniform access pattern to device memory, exposing each item in the underlying data as an additional parameter to the kernel function. This feature extends the functionality of variadicparallel_forallowingitem_viewobjects to be intermingled with reduction objects.