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SYCL and the Single-Source Model for Heterogeneous Computing

SYCL brought host code and accelerator kernels into a single standard C++ source model, evolving from an OpenCL-oriented abstraction into a multivendor programming standard for CPUs, GPUs, FPGAs, and other accelerators.

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OpenCL and the Push for Portable Heterogeneous Parallel Programming

OpenCL emerged in 2008 as an open, royalty-free standard for programming CPUs, GPUs and other parallel processors through one cross-platform execution and memory model.

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