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Out of order support is similar to CUDA and HIP; there's a pool of
queues, and incoming tasks are allocated to the queues round-robin
style. In addition, the memcpy helper function now creates and destroys
an ol queue, since they are cheap to create and we don't need it to
hang around.

In addition, flags are now parsed by urQueueCreate and can be queried
with urQueueGetInfo. This determines whether the queue is in-order
or out-of-order.

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return ReturnValue(uint32_t{0});
case UR_DEVICE_INFO_QUEUE_PROPERTIES:
case UR_DEVICE_INFO_QUEUE_ON_HOST_PROPERTIES:
case UR_DEVICE_INFO_QUEUE_ON_DEVICE_PROPERTIES:
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To be honest, I'm not entirely sure what the difference between "on host" and "on device" properties are.

Out of order support is similar to CUDA and HIP; there's a pool of
queues, and incoming tasks are allocated to the queues round-robin
style. In addition, the memcpy helper function now creates and destroys
an ol queue, since they are cheap to create and we don't need it to
hang around.

In addition, flags are now parsed by `urQueueCreate` and can be queried
with `urQueueGetInfo`. This determines whether the queue is in-order
or out-of-order.
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@intel/llvm-gatekeepers Please merge.

@sommerlukas sommerlukas merged commit 05538e0 into intel:sycl Jul 24, 2025
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