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4 | 4 | PyDPPL provides a lightweight Python abstraction over DPC++/SYCL and |
5 | 5 | OpenCL runtime objects. The DPC++ runtime wrapper objects can be |
6 | | - accessed by importing dppl. The OpenCL runtime wrapper objects can be |
7 | | - accessed by importing dppl.ocldrv. The library is in an early-beta |
| 6 | + accessed by importing dpctl. The OpenCL runtime wrapper objects can be |
| 7 | + accessed by importing dpctl.ocldrv. The library is in an early-beta |
8 | 8 | stage of development and not yet ready for production usage. |
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10 | 10 | PyDPPL's intended usage is as a common SYCL interoperability layer for |
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13 | 13 | of the library. |
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15 | 15 | Currently, only a small subset of DPC++ runtime objects are exposed |
16 | | - through the dppl module. The main API classes inside the dppl module are: |
| 16 | + through the dpctl module. The main API classes inside the dpctl module are: |
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18 | 18 | Runtime: The class stores a global SYCL queue and a stack of |
19 | 19 | currently activated queues. Runtime provides a special getter |
20 | 20 | method to retrieve the currently activated SYCL queue |
21 | 21 | as a Py_capsule. |
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23 | 23 | A single global thread local instance of the Runtime class |
24 | | - is created on loading the dppl module for the first time. |
| 24 | + is created on loading the dpctl module for the first time. |
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26 | 26 | DeviceArray: A DeviceArray object encapsulates a one-dimensional |
27 | 27 | cl::sycl::buffer object. A DeviceArray object can be |
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39 | 39 | Global data members: |
40 | 40 | runtime - An instance of the Runtime class. |
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42 | | - Please use `pydoc dppl._sycl_core` to look at the current API for dppl. |
| 42 | + Please use `pydoc dpctl._sycl_core` to look at the current API for dpctl. |
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44 | | - Please use `pydoc dppl.ocldrv` to look at the current API for dppl.ocldrv. |
| 44 | + Please use `pydoc dpctl.ocldrv` to look at the current API for dpctl.ocldrv. |
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46 | 46 | ''' |
47 | 47 | __author__ = "Intel Corp." |
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