Returns the current program build.

Specifies all context properties directly. Overwrites all previously specified properties.

Specifies a queue to use for this call only.

Specifies a queue to use for this call only.

Returns a new `FutureGuard` which will resolve into a a `ReadGuard`.

Returns a sub-buffer map which contains every command that reads from or writes to each sub-buffer.

Decrements the reference count of a command queue. [FIXME]: Return result

Decrements reference count of a context.

Decrements an event's reference counter.

Decrements a kernel reference counter.

Decrements the reference counter of a mem object.

Decrements a program reference counter.

Decrements a sampler reference counter.

Resolves a list of zero-based device indices into a list of Devices. If any index is out of bounds it will wrap around zero (%) to the next valid dev

Increments a sampler reference counter.

Specifies an OpenGL context CGL share group to associate the OpenCL context with.

Sets a callback function which is called as soon as the `callback_trigger` status is reached. ## Safety

Set the expected final value.

Specifies whether the user is responsible for synchronization between OpenCL and other APIs.

Specifies the queue to be used for the unmap command.

Shuffles the values in a vector using a single pass of Fisher-Yates with a weak (not cryptographically secure) random number generator.

Adds raw text to the program source. [TODO]: Possibly accept Into<CString>

Opens a file and adds its contents to the program source.

Takes the length and rounds it up to the nearest `incr` or an error.

Returns a `DeviceSpecifier::TypeFlags` variant which specifies a list of devices using a conventional bitfield.

Enqueues an unmap command for the memory mapping immediately.

Batch removes elements from a vector using a list of indices to remove. Will create a new vector and do a streamlined rebuild if `remove_list.len()`

Returns the device vendor as a string.

4. Verify-Add ================= Read results and verify that the write and kernel have both completed successfully. The `map` will use the common que

4. Map-Verify-Add ================= Read results and verify that the write and kernel have both completed successfully. The `map` will use the common

4. Map-Verify-Add ================= Read results and verify that the write and kernel have both completed successfully. The `map` will use the common

2. Verify-Init =================== Read results and verify that the initial mapped write has completed successfully. This will use the common queue f

2. Read-Verify-Init =================== Read results and verify that the initial mapped write has completed successfully. This will use the common qu

2. Read-Verify-Init =================== Read results and verify that the initial mapped write has completed successfully. This will use the common qu

Verifies that a platform version (`provided_version`) is above a threshold (`required_version`).

Blocks until an event is complete.

Wraps (`%`) each value in the list `vals` if it equals or exceeds `val_n`.

Returns a `DeviceSpecifier::WrappingIndices` variant, specifying a list of devices by indices which are wrapped around (simply using the modulo operat

1. Write-Init ================= Map the buffer and write 50's to the entire buffer, then unmap to actually move data to the device. The `map` will us

1. Map-Write-Init ================= Map the buffer and write 50's to the entire buffer, then unmap to actually move data to the device. The `map` wil

1. Map-Write-Init ================= Map the buffer and write 50's to the entire buffer, then unmap to actually move data to the device. The `map` wil

Specifies that the memory object is being mapped for writing and that the local (host) memory region may contain stale data that must be completely ov

If `event_status` is `CommandExecutionStatus::Complete`, the `cl_event` pointed to by `user_data` will be set to the same. `user_data` must be a `cl_

Don't be a dummy. Buckle your `_dummy_callback`.

Sets an argument by index.

Callback for `test_events()`. Yeah it's ugly.

Callback for `test_events()`.

Adds a new copy command.

Adds a new write command.

Adds a new kernel.

Adds a new read command.

Adds a new write command.

Returns a `DeviceSpecifier::All` variant which specifies all devices on a platform.