Final Words

As earlier mentioned, the intention of this series is to show and learn the concepts of Data Parallel C++, DPC++ with very simple examples. The concepts shown here are designed to be used for computational and data intensive as well as more complex programs and will be of much use in such a context.

The examples used are based on a 1D-array copy. These examples have been demonstrated with four, 4 source codes using both the unified memory shared approach as well as the buffer approach of memory and data management peculiar to DPC++. They have been thoroughly explained, so that it is easy to understand and so that the explanation steps shown can be used to write other DPC++ programs.

This series is designed as a beginning material. Hence, the user of this series is encouraged to read the DPC++ textbook given as well as study other materials and source code examples related to DPC++ given in the list of additional reading materials. I hope the user finds this series useful.

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