Added C-API hash function, used them in Python interface #491
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@diptorupd CI is failing in testing-wheels, and I am not entirely sure why. I was able to to |
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@oleksandr-pavlyk I suggest drop 41bd9ab from the PR. It unnecessarily will introduce an incomplete fix into our master. |
I will do a gentle history rewriting once the CI winks an approval. |
- SyclContext, SyclDevice, SyclQueue classes previously where
not hashable. The PR defines __hash__ function based on the
C API DPCTL<Obj>_Hash function.
…re being installed into Python environment and should be used instead of those in the compiler installation
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Closes #483
Superseded #489 (and reuses some changes from there).