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[bjodom]

Existing Sample Changes

Description

These are an update and new addition to the oneAPI samples repo. This is a cleaned up and updated oneMKL example that uses jupyter and demonstrates oneMKL with buffers/accessors, USM, and MPI. While not part of the samples it has been used as an MKL learning path for a year.

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Type of change

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• [ x] Bug fix (non-breaking change which fixes an issue)
• New feature (non-breaking change which adds functionality)
• Implement fixes for ONSAM Jiras

How Has This Been Tested?

Please describe the tests that you ran to verify your changes. Provide instructions so we can reproduce. Please also list any relevant details for your test configuration

• [x ] Command Line
• oneapi-cli
• Visual Studio
• Eclipse IDE
• VSCode
• When compiling the compliler flag "-Wall -Wformat-security -Werror=format-security" was used

[jimmytwei]

Adding @tomlenth @jkinsky
We should have a README.md for this? And should this be in the Libraries folder?

[tomlenth]

@jimmytwei yes, it should go into oneMKL and follow a structure that includes the README such as this: sycl-performance-portability-training. This includes supporting files, and naming conventions of both the directory and .py files.

[ghost]

Yes. We should have a readme for all samples. Tom's suggestions for an example works.

[ghost]

@jimmytwei and @bjodom - Should this also have a sample.json file?

[jimmytwei]

@jkinsky @bjodom Yes, it should if we want it to be picked up by the samples aggregator and the CI for automated testing.

[jimmytwei]

@jkinsky @bjodom @tomlenth Looking at this again.

@bjodom:

1. We'll need a sample.json file for this sample.
2. We'll need a README.md for this sample too.
3. Based on @tomlenth comment, I think this should go under Libraries/oneMKL instead of Libraries/

Once those are complete, I'll review it again.