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Made Intro section less SYCL centric. Main goal is to avoid references to SYCL as much as possible. Otherwise we will end up teaching Python users DPC++. I understand that references to SYCL in dpctl are unavoidable but still I truly believe we can educate general Python users how to use XPU without the need to read SYCL specs
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| `Python buffer protocol <https://docs.python.org/3/c-api/buffer.html>`_ | ||
| using SYCL USM memory; making it possible to create Python objects that are | ||
| backed by SYCL USM memory. | ||
| Data Parallel Control ``dpctl`` is the Python library that controls multiple devices of a platform, features classes for |
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I think this statement is misleading. dpctl does not control devices. It allows user to specify the XPU which executes user's data-parallel code (including a call to oneMKL). It is even more fine-grained than that, but articulating that takes exposing the reader to some concepts of SYCL.
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@oleksandr-pavlyk refer #670. I have rewritten the intro in that PR addressing some of the concerns raised here. |
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This change has been superseded by changes in #712. |
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@oleksandr-pavlyk I am fine with closing the PR. But, the main intro section on the landing page was not updated in #712 and remains a TODO. |
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Made Intro section less SYCL centric. Main goal is to avoid references to SYCL as much as possible. Otherwise we will end up teaching Python users DPC++. I understand that references to SYCL in dpctl are unavoidable but still I truly believe we can educate general Python users how to use XPU without the need to read SYCL specs