Implement and use OpenCL buffer and image fill functions#21155
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OpenCL 1.2 offers clEnqueueFillBuffer() and clEnqueueFillImage(), they now are linked and made available as - dt_clEnqueueFillBuffer - dt_clEnqueueFillImage Having them instead of specific kernels - simplifies code - results in some small perf gains as both are faster than the kernels.
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OpenCL 1.2 offers
clEnqueueFillBuffer()andclEnqueueFillImage(), they now are linked and made available asdt_clEnqueueFillBuffer()dt_clEnqueueFillImage()Having them instead of specific kernels
No diffs/regressions in integration tests. Both functions are 100% equivalen for the callers.