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[SYCL] Add support of multiple devices within a context #2343

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This patch adds support of multiple devices within a context. Programs
can be created from images or from SPIR-V binaries. Only kernels,
created using invoking kernels functions (parallel_for, single_task,
...) are supported. Kernels, created in OpenCL interoperability mode
(using sycl::program and sycl::kernel functions) are not supported.

This patch adds support of multiple devices within a context. Programs
can be created from images or from SPIR-V binaries. Only kernels,
created using invoking kernels functions (parallel_for, single_task,
...) are supported. Kernels, created in OpenCL interoperability mode
(using sycl::program and sycl::kernel functions) are not supported.
@dm-vodopyanov dm-vodopyanov changed the title Add support of multiple devices within a context [SYCL] Add support of multiple devices within a context Aug 20, 2020
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