Enqueues a command to unmap \p svm_ptr from the host memory space. \opencl_version_warning{2,0} \see_opencl2_ref{clEnqueueSVMUnmap}

Enqueues a command to unmap \p buffer from the host memory space. \see_opencl_ref{clEnqueueUnmapMemObject}

Returns the numeric error code.

Returns the command type for the event.

Returns the OpenGL memory object ID. \see_opencl_ref{clGetGLObjectInfo}

Maps the buffer into the host address space. \see_opencl_ref{clEnqueueMapBuffer}

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Enqueues a command to acquire the specified OpenGL buffer. \see_opencl_ref{clEnqueueAcquireGLObjects}

Enqueues a command to release the specified OpenGL buffer. \see_opencl_ref{clEnqueueReleaseGLObjects}

Path to cached binaries.

Returns the size of the dynamic bitset.

Returns the status of the event.

Returns \c true if any bit in the bitset is set (i.e. '1').

Returns the number of arguments for the kernel.

Get the device context Create GPU array/vector Copy the image & set up the kernel Execute the kernel Copy GPU data back to CPU cv::Mat data pointer Op

compare 'expectedResult' to 'transposedMatrix'. prints an error message if not equal.

Compiles the program with \p options. \opencl_version_warning{1,2} \see_opencl_ref{clCompileProgram}

copy the string 's' with length 'n' to 'result' (just like strncpy())

Creates a new buffer out of this buffer. The new buffer is a sub region of this buffer. \p flags The mem_flags which should be used to create the new

Returns the depth of the image. For 1D and 2D images, this function will return \c 1.

Returns the number of compute devices on the system.