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Fix kernel argument definition for named function objects #996

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Fix kernel argument definition for named function objects
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Fix reflow: wrap long line in kernel argument description
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6 changes: 2 additions & 4 deletions adoc/chapters/programming_interface.adoc
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Expand Up @@ -17667,10 +17667,8 @@ a device copyable type in that case and the specialization is ignored.

A SYCL application passes parameters to a kernel in different ways depending on
whether the kernel is a named function object or a lambda expression.
If the kernel is a named function object, the [code]#operator()# member function
(or other member functions that it calls) may reference member variables inside
the same named function object.
Any such member variables become parameters to the kernel.
If the kernel is a named function object, all non-static member variables of the
named function object become parameters to the kernel.
If the kernel is a lambda expression, any variables captured by the lambda
become parameters to the kernel.

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