[SYCL] Retain event in old OpenCL interop constructor #6214
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intel#6180 moved the retain logic for events to the make_event interop API. However, this means that the old OpenCL interop constructor for event does not retain the native event. These changes add the retain logic directly to the old OpenCL interop constructor for OpenCL. Signed-off-by: Larsen, Steffen <steffen.larsen@intel.com>
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Failure in reduction_usm in the test-suite in 6655029187. This test has been seen to fail sporadically in other cases, so I will rerun the tests and report the issue if tests pass. |
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#6180 moved the retain logic for events to the make_event interop API. However, this means that the old OpenCL interop constructor for event does not retain the native event. These changes add the retain logic directly to the old OpenCL interop constructor for OpenCL.