Example set for using OneAPI with CMake#1782
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Adding new Examples to use with OneAPI with cmake
The CMake projects in this code repository demonstrate use of CMake to build simple programs with CMake for various common scenarios. Examples are divided into directories for C, C++, and Fortran. SYCL examples are included at the top level. SYCL can be implemented entirely in C++, but people looking for SYCL examples are more likely to beless interested in pure C, C++, or Fortran examples.
I have a README.md file which explains on how to use this examples with the cmake