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@againull againull commented Dec 23, 2025

According to spec "The interop_handle class is an abstraction over the queue which is being used to invoke the host task and its associated device and context." and currently interop_handle object is created internally at the time of submission to the queue, so queue is always supposed to be available. Device and context are the ones associated with the queue, so it seems that those parameters in the constructor are redundant.

Accrording to spec "The interop_handle class is an abstraction over the
queue which is being used to invoke the host task and its associated
device and context." and currently interop_handle object is created
internally at the time of submission to the queue, so queue is always
supposed to be available. Device and context are the ones associated
with the queue, so it seems that those arguments are redundant.
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