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Alphabetize m before n in glossary #640

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10 changes: 5 additions & 5 deletions adoc/chapters/glossary.adoc
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Expand Up @@ -339,6 +339,11 @@ For the full description please refer to <<subsec:buffers>>.
Local memory is a memory region associated with a <<work-group>> and
accessible only by <<work-item,work-items>> in that <<work-group>>.

[[mem-fence]]mem-fence::
A memory fence provides control over re-ordering of memory load and store
operations when coupled with an atomic operation.
See the definition of the [code]#sycl::atomic_fence# function.

[[native-backend-object]]native backend object::
An opaque object defined by a specific backend that represents a high-level
SYCL object on said backend.
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In the SYCL interface an <<nd-range>> is represented by the [code]#nd_range#
class (see <<subsubsec:nd-range-class>>).

[[mem-fence]]mem-fence::
A memory fence provides control over re-ordering of memory load and store
operations when coupled with an atomic operation.
See the definition of the [code]#sycl::atomic_fence# function.

[[object]]object::
A state which a <<kernel-bundle>> can be in, representing
<<sycl-kernel-function,SYCL kernel functions>> as a non-executable object.
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