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CMake now speaks SYCL

CMake 4.5 adds experimental, opt-in support for SYCL as a native language. Less custom build logic, and it works with AdaptiveCpp, both DPC++ distributions, and upstream Clang.

Also in the post: SYCL 2020 Revision 13 adds split headers that can reduce compile times, and there is a new SYCLAcademy lesson on the CMake workflow.

Try it and send feedback: https://www.khronos.org/blog/sycl-revision-13?utm_medium=social&utm_source=mastodon&utm_campaign=SYCL_CMake&utm_content=blog
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Khronos Compute is now open. It is a new Discord community for developers working with SYCL and OpenCL, where you can ask questions, share projects and talk directly with working group members. Join us and tell us what you are building: https://khr.io/computediscord.
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