[SYCL] Implement accessor default constructor #6940
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This patch implements SYCL 2020 accessor default constructor
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I'm not sure what the intended use-case for the default-constructed accessor is. Would having a CTAD rule for this be of any use?
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Agree. For now it is the implementation according to spec. Regarding CTAD - will create a ticket for spec writers with clarification should it be included to spec or not. For now it should not block merging of this PR.
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This patch implements SYCL 2020 accessor default constructor