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Semantics "with context" #57
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| from numba.tests.support import captured_stdout | ||
| from numba.dppl.testing import DPPLTestCase, unittest | ||
| import dpctl | ||
| import dpctl.ocldrv as ocldrv |
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This modifications make jit() decorator use TargetDispatcher from dppl. Changes made in #57 by @AlexanderKalistratov and @1e-to. Patch to fix SDC integration testing (#203)
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This PR has added functionality that allows to execute sections of code on a specific device (cpu or gpu)