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Show how to pass OpenCL vectors to a kernel - #945
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Adds the example requested in #331. It shows how to build a buffer of
float4values and pass onemake_float4offset to a kernel.All 21 prompts on the types page passed on an RTX 5090 with PyOpenCL 2026.1.4. I also checked the link from the array docs in a focused HTML build.
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