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//! Unified memory is a memory allocation which can be read from and written to by both the host
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//! and the device. When the host (or device) attempts to access a page of unified memory, it is
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//! seamlessly transferred from host RAM to device RAM or vice versa. The programmer may also
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- //! choose to explicitly prefetch data to one side or another (though this is not currently exposed
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- //! through cust). cust exposes unified memory through the
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+ //! choose to explicitly prefetch data to one side or another. cust exposes unified memory through the
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//! [`UnifiedBox`](struct.UnifiedBox.html) and [`UnifiedBuffer`](struct.UnifiedBuffer.html)
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//! structures, and pointers to unified memory are represented by
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//! [`UnifiedPointer`](struct.UnifiedPointer.html). Since unified memory is accessible to the host,
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