[SYCL]Add Marlin Kernel for SYCL runtime #33
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@Godofnothing Thanks for creating this repository and supporting faster gemms.
I am currently working on AutoGPTQ extension for SYCL runtime (AutoGPTQ/AutoGPTQ#638) . Since the build of the asm instructions for Marlin are from here, I propose to have an analogous SYCL counterpart in this repository.
I believe this addition would help us (Intel and SYCL in general) to actively benchmark against ptx ISA and check for performance gaps . This would also open avenues on non Intel hardware to use the SYCL runtime. [Creating a draft PR now]
Also tagging @fxmarty (autoGPTQ) for info. Thanks