[SYCL] Fix unittest initialization of queue with selector #6540
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intel#6486 added new queue constructors for the use of callable device selectors. In accordance with SYCL 2020 these constructors are marked explicit and as such implicit conversion from initializer lists does not work. These changes fixes the Wait.cpp unittest to use the explicit constructor. Signed-off-by: Larsen, Steffen <[email protected]>
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This should fix the current post-commit build issues. |
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#6486 added new queue constructors for the use of callable device selectors. In accordance with SYCL 2020 these constructors are marked explicit and as such implicit conversion from initializer lists does not work. These changes fixes the Wait.cpp unittest to use the explicit constructor.