Jan Stephan

> The `alpaka::Buf`data structures internally store extents, but it is not possible to query them at present. I think you should be able to query the extents with `getExtent()`. Internally...

> add documentation to the Sphinx Doc, how to use the Doxygen documentation Yo dawg, I heard you like documentation... In all seriousness, maybe we could add an API reference...

Would this tie in with our efforts on accessors? #1249 I think those have much of the functionality you ask for.

> After alpaka is installed e.g. for CUDA than there is no requirement to search for a CUDA library again because dependencies must be checked during the install or when...

But CUDA is a build dependency for CUDA-aware MPI, right? This isn't true for alpaka since we are header-only. I'm also not convinced that there is a problem with our...

@SimeonEhrig has unconvered a problem with the current approach while working on vikunja. Currently we don't use CMake's `install(EXPORT ...)` functionality. This means that the `alpaka` target is not known...

In general this seems like something that would be useful to bactria. If I understand the proposal correctly we would provide a LLAMA plugin for bactria so that users can...

> It looks like -fintelfpga is roughly equivalent to -fsycl-targets=spir64_fpga-unknown-unknown-sycldevice -MMD -lOpenCL ? Is this still true? I tried to use `dpcpp` (DevCloud / `2020.1-beta10`) together with CMake and pass...

Thanks for the hint! > As an aside, if you are targeting an FPGA, why aren't you simply using "-fintelfpga"? Its purpose is to make targeting an FPGA easier so...

Well, what does this flag do exactly? According to the official Intel documentation it is equivalent to `-fsycl-targets=spir64-unknown-unknown` but the discussion in this topic so far points in a different...