[SYCL] Fallback path for handler-less kernel submission with kernel_handler #20314
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…_handler Add a fallback path (handler-based submission), if a kernel function uses a kernel_handler type argument. It allows for the use of specialization constants, which are not supported yet for the handler-less kernel submission path.
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@intel/llvm-gatekeepers please consider merging |
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Add a fallback path (handler-based submission), if a kernel function uses a kernel_handler type argument. It allows for the use of specialization constants, which are not supported yet for the handler-less kernel submission path.